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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Arial Black" data-source="post: 6779001" data-attributes="member: 6799649">Well, this is a debate...No homebrew required. Just because the magic items have game mechanics which mesh with the game mechanics of class, this doesn't mean that the creatures in game are aware of these mechanics.The last 10000 numbers are more likely to be even, but that doesn't mean that they actually were even! In fact, that would be astonishingly unlikely! If your only clue to the likelihood of each is simple observation of results, it is astonishingly unlikely to lead you to the correct conclusion.Oh, and yes, the wheels are checked to make sure they stay fair. It would not even help a casino to increase the chance of one colour at the expense of the other because the players can choose to bet on either, and we provide the means for them to track the numbers that do come up. If we made it more likely that, say, red comes up, the players can just bet on red. This would be bad for the casino; it's in their own interest to make sure the wheel is fair.Assigning the lowest motives to your opponent is a common fallacy. My 'point' is simply that there is no way that the in game creature can know the mechanics of the game.I can sympathise with the lack of sleep thing, so I'm not going to get stroppy or anything. I'm not agreeing to your baseline, not out of a determination to avoid agreement, but simply because I don't agree with you.</blockquote>