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<blockquote data-quote="Rashak Mani" data-source="post: 1022324" data-attributes="member: 642"><p>Do like my DM does... he thinks that as a player he rolls exceddingly bad and therefore he tries to always play Arcane Spellcasters as a gamer. Mages dont have attack rolls basically.</p><p></p><p> So if you are a bad luck or bad roller... get Mages. Your fireball damage might suck... but it will hit the enemy. The saves are made by the foes anyway any luck is theirs to botch.</p><p></p><p> As for Luck... I think some people are unlucky... no need to prove statistically. Its just that when the rolls are simple stuff they roll like everyone else. When its the major combat they start rolling 1's and under 10 all the time. One of our friends rolled 3 fumbles in one major combat... the most dangerous we have faced ever.... naturally some guys are luckier too...</p><p></p><p> In my case I have only sucessfully made one (1) roll of Save vs Fear in 9 years. Inlcuding a roll of one against a creature where a 1 roll meant instant death from fright. For some wierd reason all my characters fail vs Fear. These included from Archmages to Raging barbarians. No wonder my favorite current character is a Paladin....</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Rashak Mani, post: 1022324, member: 642"] Do like my DM does... he thinks that as a player he rolls exceddingly bad and therefore he tries to always play Arcane Spellcasters as a gamer. Mages dont have attack rolls basically. So if you are a bad luck or bad roller... get Mages. Your fireball damage might suck... but it will hit the enemy. The saves are made by the foes anyway any luck is theirs to botch. As for Luck... I think some people are unlucky... no need to prove statistically. Its just that when the rolls are simple stuff they roll like everyone else. When its the major combat they start rolling 1's and under 10 all the time. One of our friends rolled 3 fumbles in one major combat... the most dangerous we have faced ever.... naturally some guys are luckier too... In my case I have only sucessfully made one (1) roll of Save vs Fear in 9 years. Inlcuding a roll of one against a creature where a 1 roll meant instant death from fright. For some wierd reason all my characters fail vs Fear. These included from Archmages to Raging barbarians. No wonder my favorite current character is a Paladin.... [/QUOTE]
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