Loaded Dice

[Rawnfella]

Hey, guys. First post; loaded dice. Here's my scenario:

Player 1 tries to thief steal from player 2.
Player 1 succeeds.
Player 2 plays reloaded dice to make Player 1 fail.
Player 3 plays reloaded dice, on Player 2's reloaded dice to enable the theft in spite.
Player 2 plays loaded dice to counter Player 3's reloaded dice.

Is this legal? In the loaded dice text it says "YOUR" roll, but the reloaded dice text obviously says loaded dice can be played to override reloaded dice.

Thanks for taking the time to read and settle this.

[Anh-Dalan]

with loaded die you can overrule the result if it was your die initially.
with reloaded die you can overrule the result if it was someone else's die.

So, in your case it was player 1 who rolled the die - he could use loaded die. Players 2 and 3 can only use reloaded die.

[Andrew Hackard]

This is correct. The wording on the Reloaded Die is confusing, unfortunately.

[Rawnfella]

So reloaded dice can counter loaded dice but loaded can can only stop people using reloaded dice if you actually dropped the dice, regardless of the text on reloaded dice >.>.

That's silly, man lol

*Edit* by that rule, reloaded dice shouldn't counter another reloaded dice if you initially threw the dice because it was your roll.

[Rawnfella]

Originally Posted by Anh-Dalan

with loaded die you can overrule the result if it was [i] your [i] die initially.
with reloaded die you can overrule the result if it was someone else's die.

So, in your case it was player 1 who rolled the die - he could use loaded die. Players 2 and 3 can only use reloaded die.

What about loaded dice overriding reloaded dice? That's what I mean. The reloaded dice card says loaded dice can override reloaded dice.

[Anh-Dalan]

seems like a double post occurred. sry...

[Anh-Dalan]

if player 1 rolls his die, players 2 and 3 can change that result (this can be done multiple times with multiple "Reloaded Die"s). Player 1 can change this result with a "Loaded Die" either directly after rolling the die or after any Reloaded Die has been played to change that roll. The roll is still his during and after any change applied.

I'll give you an example:

Player 1 rolls a 5.
Player 2 plays Reloaded Die and changes the result to 1
Player 1 playes Loaded Die to change it back to 5
Player 2 plays another Reloaded Die to change it to 1 again
Player 3 plays Reloaded Die, too, and changes it to 6.

[Rawnfella]

Thanks, that makes perfect sense. Loaded die has limited use then it seems. So:

Player 1 rolls 6.
Player 2 reloaded die's it to 1.
Player 1 cannot play a reloaded die to override.

Correct?

[Anh-Dalan]

Correct - because it is his own roll.