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Why in God's name does DCC require oddball dice, when i already own hundreds of dice?

Started by Razor 007, July 18, 2019, 08:03:26 PM

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Skarg

Quote from: Rhedyn;1096297The DCC RPG explains that it attempts to make D&D feel "new again" which meant to them adding back mystery and certain struggles. One of struggles being to find the dice you needed to play the game, hence the funny shaped dice.
That's hilarious! :-D

Razor 007

I need you to roll a perception check.....

oggsmash

I think you are going to be very happy with the purchase.  It reads differently than it plays IMO.  It plays fast, and really fun. It does take a few times for players with low level chars a few sessions to realize,  they can pull off some things that are pretty awesome, and they will have to, because if you buy some of goodman games's modules (as a side note, their quick start rules are very handy to have for quick reference and helping new people grasp the game) you are going to be pretty surprised at some of the things the adventures put in front of low level chars.

Razor 007

I have wanted to pull and tug on D & D a little bit, to see what changes are possible.  Dungeon World went in one direction, and DCC has gone in a different direction.
I need you to roll a perception check.....

Slambo

Personally ive had more fun with
DCC than ive had i  a long time, so i didnt mind picking up some extra dice. I like how the di e chain works going straight from a d29 to a d12 if your moved down one level is probably too big a jump.

DocJones

Quote from: Slambo;1097945a d29 to a d12
I must have this d29!  Where can I get it?! ;-)

Razor 007

Quote from: DocJones;1098116I must have this d29!  Where can I get it?! ;-)

Only Sezrekan possesses a d29.
I need you to roll a perception check.....

Slambo

Lol oops, didnt notice i hit 9 instead if 0, stupid fat fingers and this tiny  touchscreen.

Opaopajr

Quote from: DocJones;1098116I must have this d29!  Where can I get it?! ;-)

It's your d30 with no underline or dot to demarcate the difference between its 6 and 9. :p
Just make your fuckin\' guy and roll the dice, you pricks. Focus on what\'s interesting, not what gives you the biggest randomly generated virtual penis.  -- J Arcane
 
You know, people keep comparing non-TSR D&D to deck-building in Magic: the Gathering. But maybe it\'s more like Katamari Damacy. You keep sticking shit on your characters until they are big enough to be a star.
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Razor 007

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Razor 007

After considering the pros and cons of all 7 classes in DCC; Elf seems to be all Pro, except for being vulnerable to Iron?  Assuming you roll up an Elf via the d100 Occupation table, why wouldn't you be rooting for your Elf character to survive Level Zero?

As a GM; I'd make their vulnerability to Iron, be their kryptonite.
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Rhedyn

Quote from: Razor 007;1098296After considering the pros and cons of all 7 classes in DCC; Elf seems to be all Pro, except for being vulnerable to Iron?  Assuming you roll up an Elf via the d100 Occupation table, why wouldn't you be rooting for your Elf character to survive Level Zero?

As a GM; I'd make their vulnerability to Iron, be their kryptonite.
Wizards start off with one more spell per day (2 by the end), a familiar, and their luck bonus on corruption rolls rather than a single sorry.

Also the chance of rolling both decent mage stats and an elf background is far lower than human.

Razor 007

The oddball / funky dice have arrived.  Now I can add a d3 to my Warrior's d20 attack rolls at level 1.
I need you to roll a perception check.....

GeekyBugle

Quote from: Razor 007;1098397The oddball / funky dice have arrived.  Now I can add a d3 to my Warrior's d20 attack rolls at level 1.

Eh? Isn't a d3 just half a d6? 1-2 = 1, 3-4 = 2, 5-6 = 3 No?
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Razor 007

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