Jun 7, 2025 10:36 pm
JohnStryker says:
I need you to make a roll for each situation described (unless you want to change tactic having seen this latest roll), and your PCs believe that there are three crucial junctures that may be consequential. Only two of the three I described actually carry consequences for failure. The more failures, the more leverage your pursuers will have to interrupt and waylay you.In other words you know where you think you might attract attention, and you're right in that assumption 66% of the time.
Was that clearer?
edit: I keep thinking about it, and wondering if this is a Monty Hall Problem situation. Mathematically, having seem the first two results (one probable success, one probable failure), would it have been wiser to forgo the third?

Assuming roughly 50/50 odds, I think it might be. Although I don't think forgoing the roll was actually an offered option.
Last edited June 7, 2025 11:19 pm