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Re: Interesting Unique Fudge Dice Ring
trashheap wrote:
Can someone help me confirm the probabilities are right here... I am a bit confused.
Note that you want to divide everything but the zero by 2 (or multiply the zero by two), as everything but the zero represents both the plus and minus version, whereas the zero only represents zero. Doubling it makes it cover 23.46%, which fits with the proper distribution.
The [-] die.
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Re: Interesting Unique Fudge Dice Ring
trashheap wrote:
They demonstrate it in the video with a d20, but it spins wheel of fortune style. The rFudge and r% rings both get two spins. In the case of the rFudge ring it is one spin for the +/- spinner and a second spin for the 0/1/2/3/4 spinner.
I took a quick look at the Kickstarter page yesterday but didn't look into it. Thank you for explaining it! Neat way to generate -4 to +4....
... but there's just something about tossing dice on the table and watching them bounce. :-)
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