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According to the SRD rules around advantage/disadvantage when applied with the Halfling Lucky trait, you can reroll only one of the dice if you roll a 1. So for instance, if are rolling with and roll a 1 on both rolls, you can only reroll one of the 1s. https://5thsrd.org/rules/advantage_and_disadvantage/
With how it is currently implemented, advantage gives you a formula like 2d20r=1kh which ends up rerolling both dice if they are both 1s. While I haven't seen it on that case specifically, replicating something similar, like 2d20r<15 ends up rerolling both dice and I assume that it would do similar for the 2d20r=1kh case.
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According to the SRD rules around advantage/disadvantage when applied with the Halfling Lucky trait, you can reroll only one of the dice if you roll a 1. So for instance, if are rolling with and roll a 1 on both rolls, you can only reroll one of the 1s. https://5thsrd.org/rules/advantage_and_disadvantage/
With how it is currently implemented, advantage gives you a formula like 2d20r=1kh which ends up rerolling both dice if they are both 1s. While I haven't seen it on that case specifically, replicating something similar, like 2d20r<15 ends up rerolling both dice and I assume that it would do similar for the 2d20r=1kh case.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: