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9 Οκτ 2023 · Rolling the Dice Main Article: Hunger system. Take as many d10 dice as the sum of your Attribute + Skill. Replace the amount of dice equal to your Hunger with d10s of different color. That’s your Hunger Dice. Results: 6-9 on d10 or Ankh - Success; 1-5 on d10 or Empty - Failure; 10 on d10 or Ankh with stars - Success, Potential critical
Page 1—Core Mechanics: Details how Vampire and Hunger Dice work, the difficulty table, all the parts of rolling tests and checks and the essential rules for blood in regard to hunger and rousing the blood.
I never managed to get how these V5 dice work. Mostly because I have been playing on Discord with a Hunger dice roller and it rolls automatically. So, if I get it right, in relation to regular d10, we have: 1 skull side - number 1 (botch) 4 blank sides - numbers 2,3,4,5 (no success) 4 ankh sides - numbers 6,7,8,9 (success)
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Basic rolls are simple - whenever a character wants to accomplish something that is difficult and the outcome is uncertain, add one character attribute (Strength, Composure, etc) to one character skill3 (Drive, Larceny, etc.), roll that many dice and count all that come up 6 or more: this is the number of successes.
I built a dice roller for Vampire 5th edition. Set the pool (Attribute + Skill) dice count, the character’s current hunger, and optionally, the number of successes required, and hit Roll. The individual die rolls will be returned and the outcome will be calculated.
