What happens when you open up a Magic 8-Ball? Behold the Mystery …
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I was playing D20 long before I was playing D&D
What happens when you open up a Magic 8-Ball? Behold the Mystery … (via BoingBoing) …
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Now I know how the church authorities felt when Galileo demonstrated the heliocentric universe. No! It isn’t true! This is a lie of the devil!
“No! … NO! … That’s not true! … That’s impossible!”
Hmmm …
More on the Magic 8-Ball, including its responses:
* Signs point to yes.
* Yes.
* Most likely.
* Without a doubt.
* Yes – definitely.
* As I see it, yes.
* You may rely on it.
* Outlook good.
* It is certain.
* It is decidedly so.
* Reply hazy, try again.
* Better not tell you now.
* Ask again later.
* Concentrate and ask again.
* Cannot predict now.
* My sources say no.
* Very doubtful.
* My reply is no.
* Outlook not so good.
* Don’t count on it.
10 positive, 5 ambiguous, 5 negative.
You could use that in a game.
“Did my attack kill the turbidium dragon?”
“Don’t count on it.”
Hard to put a modifier on it, though you could use a reroll mechanic.
Heck, it would be cool just to get a D20 with those answers on it.
More here. And, an Online 8-Ball.
My 9 year old is realy upset with the online version. It’s just said he can not play on the computer, but I can.