"Qurosh'g Saga: Chapter Four: Chaos at the Gates" Topic

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This is the completion of our game that we played last month.

I have to say that "chaos" is not an exaggeration. The game went on for over eight hours! There were several battle sites ongoing at the same time.

My favorite part of the game was my dice rolling. It sucked. And it also was terrific. "The universe is in balance." As the saying goes.

First of all, the imperial cavalry were scraped together and only had "D" morale. When it came time to do a "performance check" to keep their charge bonus, I managed to roll 9 or higher three turns in a row! Amazing luck; I've never seen a "D" unit of heavy cavalry charge for six consecutive turns before. This was followed by a run of terrible luck. I killed off three of my imperial cavalry in quick succession by rolling three "snake eyes" In A Row. Seriously, has anyone seen this happen before? Not in all my years of gaming have I ever seen anyone roll three "snake eyes" in a row. This necessitated a morale check for casualties. And I rolled yet another 9, four in a row! Yay me! The cavalry kept their morale and pursued a broken enemy down the length of the table….

Great war Ace,
In front seven witnesses,while playing D&D 3.5, I rolled NINETEEN 1s (critical fumbles) in a row! First eight on the same die then switched to another die I owned, after three more 1s started going around the table and throwing the other players dice and the DMs….to no avail. The dice Gods stopped laughing at me when I finally went back to my first die and then rolled a whopping 3! Still a fail but at least not a critical fail!
In all my decades of playing I never rolled a string of 20s ( critical sucess) greater then 2 in a row….so go figure :D

That's phenomenal alright. Were those 1s with a D6?…

I've added more piccies, an expanded "Epilogue" and a map….