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Want to know more about Action Maneuvers? Find out with this free MP3 audio file, Right Here! ~Le

http://enworld.rpgnow.com/images/127/50698.jpgd20 Modern Action Maneuvers is here! Written by David Gallant and and Charles Baize, this awsome book delves into new Action Maneuvers to enhance your characters! Excerp: "Action Maneuvers represent a variety of stunts that can get characters out...

If a tree falls down and kills a mime in the forest, and no one is there to see it, then does anyone give a #@!$ ? ~Le

I am glad you liked the book! By all means, please leave a feedback review on Rpgnow/DTrpg! `Le

It's 10-10-2007! This product will be released tonight! `Le

Want to know more about Action Maneuvers? Find out with this free MP3 audio file, Right Here! -The Le [center]

Yes, the random seed is critical. Typically a good program will use "current date/time" as the "random seed". Since time is always ticking away, this is a pretty good way to ensure a random seed. (example: it is October 4, 2007, 20:57 and 22 seconds. So, the seed would be something like...

Well, don't think of it as "I roll 1d10 one hundred times", because in that case, each individual roll has a 1/10 chance of a "7" appearing. Instead, think of it like this: "I give you one-hundred d10s, then roll them all at the same time". The probability of a "7" appearing on any of those...

It's a bit technical. Consider this: On an individual 1d10 roll, the chances of you getting a "7" is just 1-in-10, or 10%. However, if I let you roll one-thousands times, the odds of "7" appearing is far higher than 10%. That is because with each successful roll, the probability changes. You...

My friend tells me that it is due to Probability and Statistics. Lets say you roll 1d10 once. What are the odds that a "7" will appear? The answer is 1/10, or 10%. However, if you keep rolling that die over and over, the odds of a "7" appearing grows with each die roll. (it's a very small...

http://www.TheLe.com/temp/RandomNumberGenerator.asp The computerized Random Number Generator seems to produce good randomness over time. Using the program, I attempted to roll 1d10, one thousand times. Each value tends to show up about 100 times each, as would be expected. The numbers are...

My bad. I fixed it. The first time I populate the array, I populated it with the "die result" rather than 1. fixed now. `Le

How about I put my time where my mouth is? Here you go: http://www.TheLe.com/temp/RandomNumberGenerator.asp Note that I reseed before each randomization attempt. As far as I can tell, the numbers seem to work out well. ~Le

Well, writing the program is easy -- I can set it to as many iterations as I want. I was trying to make it easier for people rolling. However, I think this would still be a great test. How about we get 10 people to roll 1d10 fifty times each? Shouldn't that be feasible? If you like, we can go...

I'd be willing to put it to a test. Would you be willing to roll 1d10, one hundred times and mark down the results? I'd be happy to write a generator to do the exact same thing... then we can compare. `Le

12 Pages $2.00 Available Wednesday, 10-10-2007 Published by The Le Games (Mimes Not Included) edit: this book is Available Now! . . . . .

I think its a very bad business decision. Maybe they are trying to get a broader audience, maybe pick up more Border Books customers. I don't know. But RPG gamers traditionally hate that format for their game books. `Le

My local game store owner says that RPG players typically do not like small format books. "Players like to open book up and keep them at the table," he said, and so large sizes sell. `Le

Hmmm Regardless of your opinion of Kevin, it is exciting to see Robotech return to the RPG table. That being said, I have some major concerns: 1) Are the Game Mechanics fun? Or will be it a mega-damage fest that Rifts is? 2) Will the 5x7 format be acceptable to the audience? I don't think it...

http://icv2.com/images/274402supercyclone_shootingMD.gifAfter protracted negotiations, Palladium Books and Harmony Gold have announced that Palladium has once again acquired the rights to produce roleplaying game products based on Robotech. The license includes both the TV series and the recent...