D100 - Revision history

ZHOUY1: Changed to redirect to the main Combat System article.

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Changed to redirect to the main Combat System article.

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	:''The correct title of this article is '''d100'''. The initial letter is capitalized due to technical limitations.''
	The term '''d100''' refers to a random number generation between 1 and 100. The term is short for a "one hundred sided die," which are commonly used in table-top role playing games in the form of two ten sided dice, one for the first diget and one for the second diget, which would give an even chance of any number between 1 and 100 to result when rolled. These set of dice are also called "percentile dice."

	Example of d100 used in combat resolutions:

	<tt>[[Attack strength\|AS]]: +200 vs [[DS]]: -3 with AvD: +35 + '''d100 roll: +38''' = +276</tt>

	== See also ==
	*Wikipedia article: [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Percentile_die Percentile die]
	[[Category:Basic Mechanics]]

SPYRIDONM1: fixed link (disambiguation)

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fixed link (disambiguation)

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	Example of d100 used in combat resolutions:		Example of d100 used in combat resolutions:

	<tt>[[AS]]: +200 vs [[DS]]: -3 with AvD: +35 + '''d100 roll: +38''' = +276</tt>		<tt>[[Attack strength\|AS]]: +200 vs [[DS]]: -3 with AvD: +35 + '''d100 roll: +38''' = +276</tt>

	== See also ==		== See also ==

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	Example of d100 used in combat resolutions:		Example of d100 used in combat resolutions:

	[[AS]]: +200 vs [[DS]]: -3 with AvD: +35 + '''d100 roll: +38''' = +276		<tt>[[AS]]: +200 vs [[DS]]: -3 with AvD: +35 + '''d100 roll: +38''' = +276</tt>

	== See also ==		== See also ==

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	:''The correct title of this article is '''d100'''. The initial letter is capitalized due to technical limitations.''		:''The correct title of this article is '''d100'''. The initial letter is capitalized due to technical limitations.''
	The term '''d100''' refers to a random number generation between 1 and 100. The term is short for a "one hundred sided die," which are commonly used in table-top role playing games in the form of two ten sided dice, one for the first diget and one for the second diget, which would give an even chance of any number between 1 and 100 to result when rolled. These set of dice are also called "percentile dice."		The term '''d100''' refers to a random number generation between 1 and 100. The term is short for a "one hundred sided die," which are commonly used in table-top role playing games in the form of two ten sided dice, one for the first diget and one for the second diget, which would give an even chance of any number between 1 and 100 to result when rolled. These set of dice are also called "percentile dice."

			Example of d100 used in combat resolutions:

			[[AS]]: +200 vs [[DS]]: -3 with AvD: +35 + '''d100 roll: +38''' = +276

	== See also ==		== See also ==

Maintenance script at 03:51, 4 August 2006

2006-08-04T03:51:20Z

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:''The correct title of this article is '''d100'''. The initial letter is capitalized due to technical limitations.''
The term '''d100''' refers to a random number generation between 1 and 100. The term is short for a "one hundred sided die," which are commonly used in table-top role playing games in the form of two ten sided dice, one for the first diget and one for the second diget, which would give an even chance of any number between 1 and 100 to result when rolled. These set of dice are also called "percentile dice."

== See also ==
*Wikipedia article: [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Percentile_die Percentile die]
[[Category:Basic Mechanics]]