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2009-03-18 04:10 am (UTC)
Re: d2 lol :)
The expression for combining two dice is pretty simple, isn't it?
Let's say that d_2 is the value that the d2 gives you (in {1,2}). Then to get d_6:
(d_2 - 1)*3 + d_3
or, in general,
(d_i - 1)*j + d_j
It's just a very slight generalization of what you do to use two d10s to give you a d100.
I think the further generalization to n dice should be straightforward. If I had a couple of minutes, I'd work it out now.
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Re: d2 lol :)
Let's say that d_2 is the value that the d2 gives you (in {1,2}). Then to get d_6:
(d_2 - 1)*3 + d_3
or, in general,
(d_i - 1)*j + d_j
It's just a very slight generalization of what you do to use two d10s to give you a d100.
I think the further generalization to n dice should be straightforward. If I had a couple of minutes, I'd work it out now.