Posted by DonTomaso on 2011-11-26 01:02:14

Grattis!

Posted by Iskabis on 2011-11-26 06:22:37

Not counting the blocks to clear the way, you needed (with no team RR) a 2+ (bonehead), 5+ (pickup, with sure hands), 2+ (gfi), 2+ (dodge with BT), 3+ (handoff to snot), 2+ (bonehead), 3+ (ttm), 4+ (landing), 2+ (gfi). Odds of success were about 5%. That drops down to about 3% success if you factor in that the TTM scatter had a 41% of landing you out of GFI range).

See? A 3% play. Easy!

Thanks for a great game, Dragons. I thoroughly enjoyed it. :)

Posted by Dragons on 2011-11-26 18:18:28

Thanks for the calculating :) yea it was a fun game.

Posted by Rabe on 2011-11-26 21:54:41

Congratulations! :-)

If I was the dwarf player, I'd probably not taken Morg but a master chef... and hope for a good RR drain to let the ogres screw it up all by themselves. ;-)

Posted by Iskabis on 2011-11-27 03:13:05

The dwarf player did seriously consider a master chef. If the ogres only had 3 RR, I would have definitely taken the chef. As it was I didn't have enough inducements to get chef + morg + wizard, and I didn't want to give up either the wizard or morg.

Morg was actually well worth his money in that game; he tied up 2-3 ogres for most of the game, and was a reliable source of ogre-knockdowns, even if he didn't manage to actually CAS any. I think I would have been in rough shape without him.

Posted by bghandras on 2011-11-27 11:42:17

Reroll is not so good for Ogre team becase of loner. So Chef downgrades in my opinion.

Posted by MiBasse on 2011-11-27 14:22:13

@bghandras Ogres on Ogre teams do not have Loner.