Who Is Ellen - 143 - HD
🕑 Added 2023-06-17 03:09:10 +0000 UTCRolling to roll.
Commentary
"Is... Is that good? Do I succeed?
"Hang on. We need to math."
"Right. Um... Four. Add four. Eleven?"
"That's success! You may now feel the thrill of victory."
"YYYYEEEEEEAAAAHHHHH~!"
Comments
Some Ed
But it's not rolling past a tripwire. It's rolling through a trip wire, but ending far enough away to be out of the danger zone.
Some Ed
I'm with KC. In this case, it's not getting caught in a trap that was probably designed to get people immediately behind whomever actually tripped it off, so avoiding that would require a fair amount of roll speed. On the other hand, she was running, so she had a fair amount of speed going into it. I could see that giving a situational modifier that turned what would normally be a much higher DC into a DC10.
Wild Card
I like that Ellen was worried that Nanase blew the dice roll and would get caught in her own trap. But it was also a roll in front of everyone else, so everyone saw what the result was. "Roll abvove 10 with bonuses" sounds like a reasonable requirement for success here.
Joe Blue
but Ellen is DM. she can make things up as she goes :P
Joe Blue
Oh I'm joking. please I was joking! I'm not acting going to be upset
KC
Probably the latter, but not unreasonable for it to be the former. DC10's not unheard of for a basic acrobatics check to not eat shit
IvyReed
This isn't goonmanji it's RPG!
Daryl Sawyer
Unless it was supposed to be a moderately difficult check, then 15 would have been barely enough.
Windscion
Tumbling dice, tumbling Nanase.
Diego Rossi
Usually it would have been an acrobatic check, and a 1st level Rogue should have a good skill level in it. It depend on what version of D&D you use. Considering when El Goonish Shive has started, they probably play D&D 3 or 3.5, possibly Pathfinder. In all those games the probable bonus to the roll was +8. A result of 15 generally should be more than enough.
Dan Shive
(Advanced brain math 🧮) …Is this because Nanase would have avoided being shrunk?
Joe Blue
if it's a shrink trap, I'm going to be disappointed *shot*
Otter Annason
For rolling past a tripwire, i accept 10 as DC. No fudge needed
Stephen Gilberg
Seven isn't all that lucky in D&D.
Darkstand
Wonder if it actually was success, or it was fudged.