K-97

Not sure if this was posted on old guild, but hey, bad lip reading of Game of Thrones :D

And I'm now subscribed to a new channel, funny shit.

Head count, how many of you know "the Secret" about life?

If Jews are from Mars then are Christians from Venus?

Rabbit Doubt: Supernatural Doubt

natsumehack said
You are welcomed.

K-97 said
What's that supposed to mean...

Clearly Nat you weren't paying attention.

The importance of spam...

Mahz said
I've had enough data wipes for the next seven years.

We all know deep down a part of you gets a kick.

The importance of spam...

Jorick said
I still find it funny that Spam is in the Test Category. It'd be hilarious if Mahz just decided to wipe the whole section and make Spam start over from scratch.

I literally said the same thing a while back.

Spam Hunger Games [Closed]

Captain Jordan said
In D&D, the stats contribute to the roll modifier, which I honestly never liked. If my character has a 13 in some stat, and someone has a 12, my character should be just a little bit better in that stat, instead of exactly the same. I suppose the actual difference might be negligible, but it's still a bit annoying.

But the whole point of that is to avoid super high modifiers. By grouping them you need to get much higher stats before you get a roll modifier increase. Otherwise levels would only matter early on.

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Turtlicious said
There's only a 30% chance for failure, meaning that the stronger players will end up wrecking even harder. When you have +3 to a roll, and you're using a d6, it means you will never fail ever.

So then you use bigger dice, say split it into five groups and you use a D 20. Or use a D 30.

Spam Hunger Games [Closed]

Like I said before the Roll to Dodge system would be good with a concept like this, if we were to do it here is how it would work with a six sided die.

[1]-Epic Fail. The action was not performed, and backfired horribly.
[2]-Fail. Nothing happened.
[3]-Partial Success. The exact degree of success is established by the GM.
[4]-Success. The action was carried out adequately.
[5]-Epic Success. The action succeeded in the most positive way possible.
[6]-Overshot. Though the result was achieved, the action backfires horribly due to disproportionately large effort

What do ya think?

Rabbit Doubt: The Vacation Murders

The Nexerus said
If I counted correctly, that makes Alpha the first lynch victim?I'll probably go next round, though. Squee could outright say, "Nex is definitely NOT the wolf" in an IC post and I'd still get at least three votes (from Bea and Jster for instance).

This is really all going to depend on how the next post plays out. If I counted right we were literally a vote away from a tie.

Rabbit Doubt: Supernatural Doubt

Guys I don't think naming roles other than the killer is going to do us any good, probably just get other players targeted.