Re: [GZG] Opposed roll randomness (Was: [SG3]: What if?)

Samuel Penn wrote:

<snip>
> However, what I don't like is that if the d12 rolls badly, then a bad 
> roll on the d6 can still beat it.
<snip>
>  It's when the greens roll a 2 and still win that
> it seems wrong.
>   
<snip>

Yes, but there is only a 1/72 chance of this happening.

Does it really seem that wrong that the chance of a wild shot from a 
green to hit an elite that happens to have tripped/stumbled the wrong 
way is about 1.3%?

How much lower would you like this number to be?

Cheers,

Steve

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