reroll
- noun
- /ˈriˌroʊl/
- Jargon
- The rules state that each player receives a reroll after their first attempt.
Examples
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On my third or fourth 'reroll'
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Others yet give you various abilities that you can use during combat or even rerolls you can make during a game session.
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While it may mean that if there are 50 people in a room, one of them is super rich, it doesn't mean that the other 49 just need a reroll.
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In the game, players are allowed one reroll to improve their chances of winning.
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Sometimes, you can request a reroll if your initial dice result is unsatisfactory.
Synonyms
An extra try you get after a bad attempt, often in games like golf
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Etymology
Reroll comes from the simple parts re- meaning 'again' and roll meaning 'to throw' or 'to turn', so as a noun a reroll is an 'extra chance' to roll again in a game.