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CBikle Stop writing me privetly. I asked you once nicely, and you had to write again. I do not care what the reason behind it, even if was to half heartly to explain yourself. But whe I asked you to stop I ment it. If you keep it up, I will report you.

Re: The probability and predictability of dice. @Conduit, no prob, **Hugz**

Re: The probability and predictability of dice. Wow easy Conduit, I was not being mean. I was just adding to the discussion on probabilities. I didn't mean to offend you. I am sorry! trhough i do knwo this borad can get a little mean. hugz. @prestidigitator, My point about rolling 4 18's in a row was that when you get very large samples, strange things happen. And the chances of that happing grow as the trials are increased. Just a fact from my college math class, nothing more.

Re: Plot help! Also there is a manual for many of the monster and creatures all ready written for Hero Games. I strongly suggest you buy it, as it has many of these creatures already made for you, as well as full discriptions. Guyz is that still in print?

Re: Plot help! Where do you think D&D stole all those names? They took them from ligature. My ex-bf drove me CrAzY that he knew so little about a game he spent half of his time playing. LOL D&D messed up most of the stories of those characters too. It is a shame because most of the stories and myths are very interesting to read about.

Re: The probability and predictability of dice. @Conduit That is not nearly enough samples to make an experimental determination. Though in my Discreet math class in collage they had said the more samples you take the greater the odd behaviors and straight runs you will have ex: With 3d6 getting the sum 18, 4 times in a row.

Re: I am hot! I guess... Although, I do not have that problem on my professional fourm, or my chat site. I guess some people here just like to call names.

Re: The probability and predictability of dice. Yep they are offical. The stamp out means that they can no longer be used in that casino. Casino dice are only used so many times, then stamped out and disguaded or sold.

Re: Plot help! None of those are from D&D they are from literature. D&D Just messes things up. Giggle. For example Lich: The term lich comes from the Slavic licho, which means "evil"; an alternative spelling is "liche". The word is cognate with modern German Leiche, meaning "corpse".

Re: The probability and predictability of dice. I bought my dice from a Las Vagas Casino. They are stamped out. I would think they are as good as you get.

Re: How do you build Wonder Woman's lasso? ... And do not escape? That would be 2.

Re: Plot help! Mage, Wizard, Necromancer, Lich, Sourcer, Apprentice, Adept, Master, Warlock, conjuror. Prestidigitator.

Re: How do you build Wonder Woman's lasso? Hum, I think mind control would be a big part. You are foced to tell the truth and no one can break out of it once caught. It has to be magic becuase even superman can not resisit it. *Edit* From wikipedia: The Lasso of Truth is a fictional weapon wielded by DC Comics superheroine Wonder Woman, Princess Diana of Themyscira. The Lasso was forged by the god, Hephaestus from the Golden Girdle of Gaea that was once worn by Antiope, sister of the future Queen Hippolyta. The Lasso itself is unbreakable, and is capable of confining even beings as physically powerful as Superman and Captain Marvel. Empowered by the Fires of Hestia, the Lasso forces anyone held by it to tell the absolute truth. The fires are said to even be able to cure insanity, as they did in the case of Ares, God of War, when he attempted to incite World War III, but renounced his plan when the Lasso showed him that such a war would destroy all life on Earth, including any potential worshippers he sought to gain from it. According to some recent stories, the power of truth is innate to Wonder Woman, and the Lasso is merely a focus. This is a retcon. Originally, the lasso would force whoever was held to it to obey any command, not just telling the truth

Re: I am hot! OK changed my mind: Most of the people on this board are nice.

Re: I am hot! Too bad, it could have been fun. *wink*