SPK Die?

[Passionate Shadow]

hehe well before any one reads some of the stories I will be posting shortly heres the rules to the game called 'SPK Die'

You take about 6-12,( how creative are you?) six sided dice and a paper and pencil.
on the paper make your adjustments as so

Names~
(( here you place the names of participants in the game- note larger numbers require different tactics)
One dice is requiered for this part each number and name represents the person say if I rolled a 6 then you would look on the paper to see who 6 is.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.

Now implements hehe this only requires one die unless you all are feeling creative.
( do not have to be in particular order)
1. Belt
2. Hand
3. Paddle
4. Hair brush
5. Spoon
6. Switch

Positions positions
you can use more then one dice if you wish
1. standing at the wall
2. over the knee
3. on top a pillow on the bed
4. bent over some sort of furniture ex~ back of a chair or side of a bed
5. Touch your toes
6. hands and knees

Now, dose your victim get to keep their cloths?
This requires one die ( dose not have to be in same order)
1. Fully clothed
2. PJ's or under garments
3. Bare
4. Bare
5. PJ's or under garments
6. Fully clothed

Now the dreaded strikes! how manny?this requires at the least two dice more if wanted. You roll the dice and add them together and divide number by point five
or 0.5 round if needed

Now weather or not they get this demise! woot!
one die is needed all odd numbers are a yes all even numbers are a no.


AND THERE YOU HAVE IT! Spk Die!
~Note if roller rolls him/her self then the tables are turned as everyone else who playing gets a shot if the dice out come is yes!~

[hellzblade]

Hey I have played this game before! IT IS TERRIBLE! WHATEVER YOU DO, DO NOT USE 3 DIE FOR THE NUMBER OF SPANKS!
I got my buns absolutly roasted by my rotten dice rolling skills!

[zae]

Wait, divide by .5? If you divide something by 0.5 then that is the same as multiplying it by two. Seeing as it would have been a lot simpler to say "double it", did you in fact mean to multiply it by 0.5, ie to halve it?

For instance, if I roll 7 (statistically speaking, it is the most likely roll on 2d6), then divide it by 0.5, then that's 14. If I multiply by 0.5 then it's 3.5

And a long time ago I wrote a little python script that was similar to this, basically generating a simple story - though names and details would need to be filled in by the user. It had all kinds of random variables and things.

[Passionate Shadow]

Yeah the same as doubling it... I just like saying divide by point five instead of saying doubling it... It sounds nicer to me >.> but you could do either way

[Poesdaughter]

Five has an f and a v in it and thusly it sounds more attractive than double.

[arkham-insanity]

DUDE!! I so want to play this game!!!

[noble_lance]

yeah but if your going to split it half then use 2d20