Petals around the rose

I don't see how the name of the game has anything to do with the solution. In any case, if you take a few dozen rolls and sort by result, the answer becomes quickly apparent.

I'll explain it when more people have gotten it.

I expect that I won't like your explaination on grounds of plurallity.

I'll explain it when more people have gotten it.

Stop being a faggot. Hints and explanations are not cool.

Suboptimal approach: Memorize the scores for the 252 distinct rolls with 5D6 (not taking order into account, since it's irrelevant).

((n+5)C5 unique rolls for the general nD6-version, with n>=1.)

I don't see how the name of the game has anything to do with the solution. In any case, if you take a few dozen rolls and sort by result, the answer becomes quickly apparent.

What do you mean? The name has everything to do with the solution, otherwise the rules just seems arbitrary. There is a logical mathematical consistency but it's much harder to come up with unless you already know the solution.

The name of the game could only be related to the solution if there were only one die.

The name of the game could only be related to the solution if there were only one die.

Now you're just arguing semantics, next you'll be complaining that the dice aren't all red

Roses come in many colors.

Roses come in many colors.

Cool story bro

i figured this out in like 10 minutes and the name is a hint btw