Dec 7, 2017 · Thing I learned today: the official method of rolling 1d2 is to roll any dice, with an odd number counting as 1 and an even number counting as 2. Rolling any dice and counting any number below half as 1 and any above as 2 is presented as an alternative. I've also been at a table where a guy flipped coins. I usually use the low-high method.

Jan 27, 2021 · I'm trying to adapt GURPS 4th edition's system creation system into a Python script and I'm trying to understand the dice notation. In particular: Roll 1d-4 (minimum 0) to determine the number of ...

Jun 10, 2010 · Build a crusader, using a weapon that deals 1d2 damage. Use the Stance Aura of Chaos, and a feat that lets you reroll 1s. You now deal infinite damage (you only roll 2s, and each 2 causes you to reroll).

Jul 7, 2004 · For 1d2 you can just grab the closest die; odd is 1 and even is 2. Or the first half (1-5 on a d10, for example) is 1 and the second is 2...whichever is more intuitive for you. That said I notice most players avoid anything that does less than 1d4 (such as a dagger) unless the weapon has special advantages.

Nov 25, 2009 · Take the 1d2 crusader. Instead of using a 1d2 weapon, which doesn't really work if the rules are read "right", use a 1d1 weapon. A blowgun from complete warrior has a 1d3 damage die. But, make it tiny, and it deals 1d1 damage. Now, the die itself will roll maximum damage every time. Therefore, Infinite damage! Does it work? Or am I just dreaming?

Dec 18, 2009 · I thiiiiiink I remember hearing that it got disproven somehow, but the primary trick involves Aura of Chaos (ToB pg 57), being able to reroll 1's for weapon damage, and a 1d2 weapon. Avatar by Crimmy Zeal's Tier System for PrC's

Dec 19, 2002 · Its damage will now be 1d2-2 (still a minimum of 1). If, OTOH, it gets a super-strong double-Empowered bull's strength, for a +10 Strength bonus, then its damage would rise to 1d2+1, which is a 2-3 hp damage range.

Dec 18, 2009 · A Monster for Every Season (Spring) - available on Gumroad

Feb 13, 2002 · For example, the listed damage of tiny skeletions is "1d2-2" and under small skeletion it is "1d3-1". Now I have not seen a "d2" nor a "d3" so how is this supposed to be done? Obviously im missing something here, please point it out.

The rules say an improvised ranged weapon has no proficiency bonus, inflicts 1d4 damage, has a range of 5/10, and weighs 1 lb. (PHB, weapon charts).