DIce rules
District 18 is a consent-based and free-form roleplay sim. There is no combat system and dice are voluntary in most cases. That said, the sim does have a standard approach to dice and standard rolls for different situations.
Standard Dice Procedure
In the event dice are utilized, players compete for the highest roll on a 1d20 die with no modifiers. So, rolls should look something like this. . .
Officer Kim Bozo measured his sights on Gangster Cretin and fired two shots down the alley way in an attempt to disable him.
Comprehensive Dice HUD v1.1: KimBozo Resident has rolled 1d20 (11) = 11
Gangster Cretin peered over his shoulder as the officer took his aim and attempted to duck behind a nearby dumpster to avoid being shot.
Comprehensive Dice HUD v1.1: GangsterCretin Resident has rolled 1d20 (15) = 15
Officer Kim Bozo clicked his tongue in irritation for having missed his shots. Today just was not his day.
Gangster Cretin sighed a sigh of relief before standing and making another run for it.
As shown, Officer Kim Bozo was not successful in hitting Gangster Cretin because his roll was beaten by Gangster Cretin. This is how all standard dice interactions will go.
Situational Rolls and Procedures
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Successfully Detecting a Fake ID: Must roll 17 or higher on an unmodified 1d20 die.
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Successfully Hacking Faction Bases: Must roll 17 or higher on 2 out of 3 rolls on an unmodified 1d20 die.
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Must be observed my FL or Moderator.
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Successfully Escaping Faction Bases: Must roll 17 or higher to escape a guarded faction base. (Police Station, etc.)
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Must be observed my FL or Moderator. [NON-STANDARD. W.I.P]
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Successfully Hacking Players: Must beat 2 out of 3 contested rolls on an unmodified 1d20.
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HACKER rolls once, is contested by VICTIM: VICTIM WINS. HACKER rolls again, is contested by VICTIM: HACKER WINS. HACKER rolls for the last time, is contested by VICTIM: VICTIM WINS. HACKER fails to hack VICTIM.
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Read more about these rolls on The Neural Net page.
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