Mark Walsh on Sun, 1 Jan 2006 20:41:29 -0600 (CST) |
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RE: [s-d] Re: HH Actions |
On: 1/1/06 6:04:40 PM Peter sent: > Subject: [s-d] Re: HH Actions > > "Mark Walsh" <flutesultan@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes: > > The assertion "my Nimbleness was incremented by one." > > cannot be evaluated with finality and certainty because, > > as of the occurance of the assertion, no dice had been rolled. > > It is, in fact, impossible for the dice roll called for in the Action > > of Training to occur at a time earlier than the assertion is made > > Hmmm. Well, this certainly seems like a reasonable take on the matter, > and it keeps the game from breaking, so I don't intend to contest it. > It was the definition of 'occurance' in 1-3 that cemented it for me. > > However, this brings to light that we don't have specified how we > determine randomness or how we roll dice. We must have gotten rid of > that at some point. It might be a good idea to put something in there, > lest someone get ideas about rolling dice in other manners. > You are absolutely right about this! NO rules exist regarding the implementation of SORCs. Only acceptable SORCs are described, and this not within rules. Got pens? > > > (except perhaps in some Einsteinian existence). > > [[ Let there be light speed! ]] > > I really hope our game never has to deal with that. :) > > > [[ I will admit that the ruse was highly creative, and kudos for that! ]] > > Thank you. I guess my transaction rule was better than I thought. :) > Not at all. Nothing ventured..... Triller _______________________________________________ spoon-discuss mailing list spoon-discuss@xxxxxxxxx http://lists.ellipsis.cx/mailman/listinfo/spoon-discuss