Showing off when there's no good reason to is just bragging.
[The half-hearted barb is countered easily, although he will take the unspoken compliment in Kaiba-language. If this really is Kaiba, the jury is still very out on it. Right now Bakura veers onto the "no" option, but he'll take what he is given.
Especially information about this place.]
I know it as "All or Nothing", but people like changing the name of games, so who knows. [Shrugging his shoulders, he gives in. Bakura is far too much of a gambler to resist dragging others into games.]
You roll an uneven number of dice. You can roll as often as you want, but you need at least one pair of the same eyes to make any points of it. Two 2's, and you get 4 points. Three 3's are 9 and three 5's give you 15. So far it's easy.
[He smirks, tipping one of the dice to first show an ankh and then a skull symbol.]
Those two are in place of 1 and 6. The ankh lets you double whatever points you made that round, while the skull ends the round immediately with you getting nothing at all. They neutralize each other.
[He purses his lips. The game really sounds way more complicated than it actually is.]
Summarized, you roll as many times as you want. Each ankh doubles, each skull wipes. Depending on your luck with your rolls you can easily either win a fortune at once or go home with nothing. It's both a luck and a risk-taking game. Where is your brother?
no subject
[The half-hearted barb is countered easily, although he will take the unspoken compliment in Kaiba-language. If this really is Kaiba, the jury is still very out on it. Right now Bakura veers onto the "no" option, but he'll take what he is given.
Especially information about this place.]
I know it as "All or Nothing", but people like changing the name of games, so who knows. [Shrugging his shoulders, he gives in. Bakura is far too much of a gambler to resist dragging others into games.]
You roll an uneven number of dice. You can roll as often as you want, but you need at least one pair of the same eyes to make any points of it. Two 2's, and you get 4 points. Three 3's are 9 and three 5's give you 15. So far it's easy.
[He smirks, tipping one of the dice to first show an ankh and then a skull symbol.]
Those two are in place of 1 and 6. The ankh lets you double whatever points you made that round, while the skull ends the round immediately with you getting nothing at all. They neutralize each other.
[He purses his lips. The game really sounds way more complicated than it actually is.]
Summarized, you roll as many times as you want. Each ankh doubles, each skull wipes. Depending on your luck with your rolls you can easily either win a fortune at once or go home with nothing. It's both a luck and a risk-taking game. Where is your brother?