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The game determines the success of various actions by rolling dice for you and for other creatures in the game. The result of a dice roll is often modified by bonuses and penalties. Characters that are very skilled, use powerful items to enhance their abilities, or are under the effects of ability-enhancing effects (such as from spells or potions) will tend to roll higher numbers. Characters that are unskilled, don't have access to good equipment, or are under the effect of negative conditions, will instead tend to roll lower numbers. | The game determines the success of various actions by rolling dice for you and for other creatures in the game. The result of a dice roll is often modified by bonuses and penalties. Characters that are very skilled, use powerful items to enhance their abilities, or are under the effects of ability-enhancing effects (such as from spells or potions) will tend to roll higher numbers. Characters that are unskilled, don't have access to good equipment, or are under the effect of negative conditions, will instead tend to roll lower numbers. | ||
== Karmic Dice | == Karmic Dice == | ||
In Baldur's Gate 3 you can enable the option to use so-called Karmic Dice | In Baldur's Gate 3 you can enable the option to use so-called Karmic Dice. This means that the game will avoid frustrating streaks of very low rolls in a row, and perhaps overly lucky streaks of very high rolls in a row. The exact algorithm is not presently known and may be changed between versions of the game. | ||
== Types of rolls == | == Types of rolls == | ||