Okay, this question is probably very stupid of me to ask, but I am finding no clues to it in the Dungeon World rulebook. Basically, when they say roll+(anything). What do you roll? A d10? Your base attack dice?
-A confused newbie
Okay, this question is probably very stupid of me to ask, but I am finding no clues to it in the Dungeon World…
Okay, this question is probably very stupid of me to ask, but I am finding no clues to it in the Dungeon World…
It’s always 2d6 + stat modifier, AFAIK.
p17 – Moves and Dice – “Unless the move tells you otherwise, that “roll” always means that you roll two six-sided dice and add their results to the value of the modifier.”
Thanks. Me and my skim-reading. 😛
When it says roll anything, it means you choose which stat, and describe natively in what way you use that attribute to attempt the action – defy danger, etc.
there is at least one class ability (barbarian) that lets you make one of those a d8, so d6+d8+STAT. But most of the time is it 2d6+stat.