So the Super Yahtzee thread has kind of died after the 36 was achieved - so I guess it's time for the Mega Yahtzee Thread. Since a normal yahtzee is 5d6 and the super yahtzee was 6d6 - time to go one more.
The aim is to get a 42 with 7d6 and the chance to get it is 1 in 279,936.
Couple of Rules:
You must use the forum's in-built dice roller. Use the code (and delete the spaces): [ roll]7d6[/roll ]
One roll per post. No rolling more than once per post and no posting without rolling.
No multiposting. You must wait until someone else has had a turn before you post again.
Things that aren't rules but are useful to know:
If you get a dice roll error like "Dice rolls not yet available for this section." - edit your post and make at least 1 change (like adding a space at the end) before saving. That usually fixes it. Sometimes you might have to do it more than once.
If you accidentally roll something other than 7d6 - just edit your post and add the proper roll. Do not delete the accidental roll or the forum will mark your post as cheating.
As with the other thread I'll keep track of any records: Highest 39: PlumPie (#4,715). Lowest 9: JoeltheWalrus (#312).
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The best encounters are fundamentally the Prisoners Dilemma with two untrustworthy outcasts that hate each other.
Stop decreasing, stupid random numbers!
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Join The Absolutely Anything Thread! We need help. Help us. Please. I am begging you please help us I'm so scared for my life right now these people should be locked up
Geometry Dash addict. You should play the level with the ID of 127223597 because I made and it's super cool (subjectively).
Active every third Saturday of every second month of every third year of every ninth decade of every twelfth century.