Finding the sweet spot in Orc and Pie

[Doug McCrae]

No love for 35%? What gives?

 

[FireLance]

No love for 35%? What gives?

It's only half the fun of 70%.

 

[Lonely Tylenol]

3 votes for 0%. Some people would rather die than eat a pie, I guess.

 

[Dog Moon]

3 votes for 0%. Some people would rather die than eat a pie, I guess.

Yeah, I think 0% would be kinda difficult. I mean, that's like rolling 1d20 and assuming that not even a nat 20 automatically succeeds. It should NEVER be less than 5%, IMO.

But I guess pie isn't for everybody.

 

[Baron Opal]

70% for my housecat to kill the Orc, allowing me to eat 55% of the Pie.

Roll 1d8:

1-3: Apple
4: Boysenberry
5-6: Cherry
7: Strawberry
8: Rhubarb

 

[blargney the second]

Where's the Roll Twice option on a max roll, Baron Opal?
-blarg

 

[Baron Opal]

Dang. I knew that didn't look quite right.

Table A
Roll 1d10:

1-3: Apple
4: Boysenberry
5-6: Cherry
7: Strawberry
8: Rhubarb
9: Mince
10: Roll twice on above table, ignoring this result.

Table B
Roll 1d6:

1: Open top pie
2-3: Covered pie
4-5: Crosshatched pie
6-7: Crumble-top pie
8: Roll on Table C

Table C
Roll 1d4

1: Pastry
2: Fruit-filled tort
3: Fritters
4: Turn-overs

 

[Gundark]

hmmmm pie

 

[Driddle]

I'm really perturbed that you didn't post a *SPOILER* warning on this thread to warn people of a major campaign plot development. I didn't realize that the character had a chance to hit the orc. Thanks. So. Frippin. Much. for spoiling my fun.

Hey, moderators, is there anything we can do to correct this sort of behavior in future threads?

 

[GoodKingJayIII]

Not enough options in your poll. I wanted to vote 'Boysenberry'

I'm sorry, did you say "poisonberry"?