Re: [DL] The dreaded Gatling debate [Shane, HELP!]

["Jim Bowers" <jim.bowers@uleth.ca>]

"Do not meddle in the affairs of Dragons, for you are crunchy and taste good
with milk."

I had a brian fart, the quote should be:

"Do not meddle in the affairs of Dragons, for you are crunchy and taste good
with ketchup."



Jim Bowers wrote:

> >>Seriously, exactly how do you run fanning in your game?  When you mention
> the undead, it sounds like you have him making a shooting roll for each shot
> instead of one shooting roll with a raise needed for each additional shot
> used to hit.  I mean the -6 penalty called shot to the head is much easier
> to get than fanning 2 shots at -4 and needing a raise to hit with the second
> shot.  The target number for the second shot to hit is 3 points higher than
> the called shot penalty, and every shot after that is 5 points higher.
>
> Clint Black<<
>
> You're right, I was using fannin' wrong, I went back and looked it up.  I still
> think that he'd do pretty good fannin' wise with the way he rolls.
>
> >>Let me get this straight, this guy has a "tendency" to roll 30+ on his
> shootin' checks?  And that doesn't even count range?
>
> I have a proposition for you.  Get me his dice any way you can, and you can
> name your price.  ;-)<<
>
> That's the funny thing, we use a communal pool of dice (supplied by me since my
> players are too cheap to buy anything for gaming and I have to fl;ip the bill
> for everthing) and we all watch his rolls.  He just rolls aces a whole shit load
> of times.
>
> I suppose I should clarify something though.  It wasn't 75 with 3d6.  The
> posse's Mad Scientist made six Explosive bullets for the gun slinger who used
> them all on what they thought was the area's fearmonger (it wasn't but that's
> their problem).  I made them do 3d6 + 2d4 damage.  So he did 75 damage on 3d6 +
> 2d4.
>
> Jim Bowers
>
> "Do not meddle in the affairs of Dragons, for you are crunchy and taste good
> with milk."
>
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