Seems there's no love for the d12 in the early editions of D&D.
This is one of the few things I lament about old school play.
I really prefer a game that uses all the polyhedrons, simply for variety sake. I really do get bored of rolling d6s.
So, I'm toying with the idea of raising the damage of either the Halberd or the Two-handed sword from 1d10 to d12. If it was AD&D the variable damage vs L sized creatures would remove the need, but because were playing a B/X-AD&D hybrid I'm stuck.
Does anyone have any constructive suggestions to incorporate the d12?
Cheers.
Dang, it really is a neglected hedron. :(
ReplyDeleteI know. I prefer a low power game but I want to incorporate it somehow.
ReplyDeleteUse a d12 for initiative, scattering grenades. approach directions of outdoor encounters, a roll to open really tough dungeons doors.
ReplyDeleteYou could throw them at unruly players.
ReplyDeleteI use it for all my random tables. I now make it a rule that all the random tables in my games are d12-based.
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I've also started posting them to my blog every Thursday.
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Using them as ranged attacks should give me at least a +1 at short range.
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