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Rolling a simple die refers to a method of the Ars Magica game mechanics to determine the quality or the outcome of an action or event by involving a random factor. You roll a single ten-sided die, and read the unmodified number as the result of the roll. On dice labeled 0-9 instead of 1-10, a zero counts as 10.

As far as actions are concerned, a simple die is usually employed to reflect a situation where a character is relaxed. For stressful situations, a stress die is used.

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-Rolling a simple die refers to a method of the [[Ars Magica]] [[Game Mechanics|game mechanics]] tnics|game mechanics]] to determine the quality or the outcome of an action or event by involving a random factor. You roll a single ten-sided die, and read the unmodified number as the result of the roll. On dice labeled 0�9 instead of 1�10, a zero counts as 10.
+Rolling a simple die refers to a method of the [[Ars Magica]] [[Game Mechanics|game mechanics]] to determine the quality or the outcome of an action or event by involving a random factor. You roll a single ten-sided die, and read the unmodified number as the result of the roll. On dice labeled 0-9 instead of 1-10, a zero counts as 10.
-As far as actions are concerned, a simple die is usually employed to reflect a situation where a character is relaxed. For stressful situations, a [[Stress Die|stress die]].
+As far as actions are concerned, a simple die is usually employed to reflect a situation where a character is relaxed. For stressful situations, a [[Stress Die|stress die]] is used.
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