Rolls, Re-rolls and Rings

THE SHORT VERSION

Mike Walker turns basic dice etiquette into a humorous tour of his gaming group’s habits. Declaring intentions before rolling avoids disputes, while a dice box protects models and makes cocked results easier to resolve. Coloured dice help track combat resolution, and plastic rings record wounds without being mistaken for a roll. Stories about saved re-rolls show why remembering a resource and spending it on a decisive event can matter more than improving an insignificant result.

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Find this article in White Dwarf 289, pp. 68–71.

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