#dndmath - Twitter Hashtag

almost 5 years ago

I play a Bard/Druid that was already in Wildshape as a bear from a previous fight. There was a ledge above us, and after some #dndmath, I was able to grab onto the ledge. This epic #mini accurately portrayed my victory. @DnDExperience is #dnd5e legendary.

insightchecked's tweet photo. I play a Bard/Druid that was already in Wildshape as a bear from a previous fight. There was a ledge above us, and after some #dndmath, I was able to grab onto the ledge. This epic #mini accurately portrayed my victory. @DnDExperience is #dnd5e legendary. https://t.co/hLAdMWfgRU

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Fatigued DM @brannonhutchins

almost 5 years ago

I am revising my Kobold loot #dndmath. Assuming equal odds across the Treasure Table (because it’s percentile), killing 100 kobolds yields you 547gp and 1sp. A single PC needs 12 kobolds to level up, earning 5.4371gp per Kobold for a total of 65.652 gold pieces by Level 2. #dnd

Fatigued DM @brannonhutchins

about 5 years ago

Rolling averages on the Individual Treasure Table for Challenge 0-4 creatures, we get 55 on a d100, meaning each kobold has 14 (4d6) silver. The average adventuring party upon reaching level 2 should therefore have 672sp, or 168sp per PC. #dnd #dndmath

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Rob Cook @robertncook

over 6 years ago

Day 8 of not being able to sub (day 13 of quarantine): Reminded today that there are practical applications of trig and kinematics everywhere! FYI, a Mage Hand can exert up to 44.48 N; very good to know when you’re weightless but not massless. #dnd #dndmath #teacherlife #sublife

Magdalyn Ann @MagdalynAnn

over 6 years ago

I like having a science boi for a partner because I can ask him "How long does it take for someone to fall from the top of a mountain to the ground?" And he can do that math for me.

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Tactical Tokens @TacticalTokens

almost 7 years ago

Want the utility of the Standard Array but the fun of rolling for character stats? Try rolling 24d6. Remove the lowest 4 d6 and highest 2 d6. Then group the remaining 18 die in groups of 3 in order from lowest to highest. #DungeonsAndDragons #DnDMath