I have a player who is rolling impossibly well. He has rolled a 20 on the d20 12 out of his last 40 rolls. (Or maybe longer).
It began with a death save he stood and was anle to act with a 20 on his death save, while standing in a damaging aura that dealt damage each round. He then took damage and fell unconscious. Then crit his next death save and fell. Five times in a row in fact. He also scored to critical with a 20 on two of the attacks he made on those 5 turns. This is improbable to say the least.
Shortly after this I created an event where my players could spin a prize wheel and win a magic item if they roll a 20 on a d20. The players are limited to spinning the wheel once any real time day. This player was the first to try and won. Then won again 24 hours later.
He's also scored critical attack rolls on 19s with an unlikely frequency since attaining his last level which increased his critical threat range.
Is it possible the dice roller has a security threat? Cause this is more than suspicious...
Side note: I have no problems with the player apart from this completely improbable luck. So, sorry if you stumble across this post, Épée.
Another note I'd have to check post history for numbers. None of the crits are rolled simultaneously. But dice are often rolled simultaneously. A post with two or three attacks would have one crit, so as far as investigating this phenomenon. His posts containing critical rolls have a significantly higher frequency.
I have a player who is rolling impossibly well. He has rolled a 20 on the d20 12 out of his last 40 rolls. (Or maybe longer).
It began with a death save he stood and was anle to act with a 20 on his death save, while standing in a damaging aura that dealt damage each round. He then took damage and fell unconscious. Then crit his next death save and fell. Five times in a row in fact. He also scored to critical with a 20 on two of the attacks he made on those 5 turns. This is improbable to say the least.
Shortly after this I created an event where my players could spin a prize wheel and win a magic item if they roll a 20 on a d20. The players are limited to spinning the wheel once any real time day. This player was the first to try and won. Then won again 24 hours later.
He's also scored critical attack rolls on 19s with an unlikely frequency since attaining his last level which increased his critical threat range.
Is it possible the dice roller has a security threat? Cause this is more than suspicious...
Side note: I have no problems with the player apart from this completely improbable luck. So, sorry if you stumble across this post, Épée.
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Another note I'd have to check post history for numbers. None of the crits are rolled simultaneously. But dice are often rolled simultaneously. A post with two or three attacks would have one crit, so as far as investigating this phenomenon. His posts containing critical rolls have a significantly higher frequency.
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14 of his last 24 posts containing dice rolls have included a critical.
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Figured it out. Thus player is no longer welcome in my game
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D&D Beyond FoundersHi there,
thank you for posting about this.
Such behaviour is not considered reasonable and is essentially trolling other users who are playing that PbP game.
If any user is suspected of abusing this, I encourage you to report the post where this takes place and a moderator will review and resolve.
I've removed some details from your original post- where such matters are suspected, please report to a moderator rather than posting publicly.
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D&D Beyond FoundersI would rather that isn't discussed please, but it is very obvious to staff or moderators who look at such a thread.
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