Note, you may think you could use the glass as a palette, but it’s quite thin and has sharp edges. It would probably break and/or cut you at some point. Take your Crusade games to the next level with Wars of Faith, which contains everything you need to battle for the very soul of the Nachmund System. Prove your piety and earn Belief points by raising your own sacred shrines, toppling the opponent’s houses of heresy, and blasting blasphemers to oblivion.

Remember that the bonus from rerolls is a flat 16.7% improvement, which means that modifiers are always going to have a greater impact on probability than rerolling a single number. Armor save modifiers are by far the most common modifier seen in the game, and since most models have at least a 6+ save the difference between AP 0 and AP -1 is significant. This can be seen in the chart below. Things to Remember On the other hand let’s say we’re re-rolling results of a 4 as well, trying to get better results, i.e. “getting greedy”:

These concepts are also true in games where you’re rolling multiple d8s or larger dice, such as in X-Wing. In that game you have blank results that make the math easier but if you’re thinking about the odds of pushing damage through against an opponent rolling dodges, you can apply these same concepts. ph34r wrote:I play that you actually have to have a 3 sided die if you want to roll a d3.3 Sided dice are physicality impossible to exist in a polyhedral form. We’re no better than we started at this point, and we’ll find the same results if we opt to keep results of a 3. So when your desired outcome is just “getting generally higher results,” the rule of thumb to use is to re-roll results below your expected value. +1 and -1 Modifiers lord marcus wrote:no. when it states roll a d3, take a dice, roll it, and apply the chart velsharoon posted.Oddly enough, that chart is the same as halving then rounding up, which has been how you have rolled a D3 since time immemorial. Self-appointed Editor in chief of FauxHammer.com - But I need to thank the team for existing and therefore enabling me to give myself role - without them, I'm just a nerd with a computer and a plastic addiction.

No, official Warhammer dice are not required to play Warhammer. While it can be helpful to have specific dice for Warhammer, especially if they have the symbols and numbers needed for the game, any standard set of dice with the required number of sides can be used instead. Chessex is a crowd-favorite for three good reasons: awesome dice feel, fair rolls and low price. Not only is it inexpensive but it is also viable in any game beyond Warhammer games. The cheap price also makes it a great reason to buy a set of Chessex because they don’t just roll fairly but they also look quite stylish. It may not be as stylish as GW dice but it still provides enough aesthetic to any game session.Sanding – As mentioned above, I used 2000 grit sandpaper because I didn’t realise I’d need it before I started, the 200 grit was inside in my modelling supplies and my coarse sandpaper was outside in the garage and it was cold, it was Boxing Day and I was in my Pyjamas at 2 in the afternoon.