@Wafflecannon
 
Every good DM does this so players don’t know when they are doing spot checks etc.

@Background Pony  
The sound of clattering dice makes the players feel like they had a chance to begin with. My DM sometimes rolls dice for no reason just to psych us out.

Twilght? Your DM licence please.

Why must she even manipulate the dice? Just say it’s DC 35 check or something.

@Background Pony
 
Hypocrisy is strong in people like twilight. They need to maintain “control” of their little fiefdom as a GM and will bend/break the rules as long as it benefits them.

@Background Pony  
She’s strict about the rules when they work in her favor. It seems being a DM is giving her a power trip.

Who the hell even uses dice to determinate the difficulty of a check?  
Also Twilight’s character seems a bit inconsistent, at first she was very strict about rules but now she cheats?

@Vree  
Good grief did that movie ruin Two Face. They basically turned him into a reskin of Jack Nicholson’s Joker.

@Vree  
No, I never liked the Schumacher movies.

…And since we’re talking about Batman. I’m going to embrace my inner Riddler and say the answer is obviously “A nail in a horseshoe.” That one’s done to death.

We never hid the dice. :<
 
You suck Twilight.

@HunterSClopson  
Oh, you watched Batman Forever too?

@Vree  
Thank you! I’m glad I’m not the only one who thought of that episode.

I’ve only RP’d for maybe a month in my whole life when I joined this club in high school, but I agree with the fact that you shouldn’t fuck with results. What the hell’s the point of having die if you make up you own numbers?  
It’s like if Two Face was gonna flip his coin to decide if he wanted to kill someone, but when it landed tails he decided “Fuck it, I’m killing you anyways.”

Sometimes “in favor of the players” can take long-term goals into consideration. If you REALLY need to knock the party unconscious to establish a greater narrative, then care should definitely be used, but is not an outright “bad” thing to do.

This is why in my D&D group, we never hide the dice, all rolls are made openly.

@Nebbie  
Actually you can fudge the rolls, but only in favor of the players.

@Lord Griffin
 
Situation yes, but in this situation it seems like she is just doing it because she can. Though to be fair I don’t know the whole story so take that as you will

@Nebbie  
Black and white thinking, eh? There are dozens (hundreds) of books and articles written by gamers and designers that disagree with you. Can it be a factor in bad GMing? Sure, but it all depends on the circumstances involved. It’s definitely not a black&white thing, though.

@DungeonMiner  
The only way it can end is with Twilight smashing her GM charts over Spitfire’s head.

@Nebbie  
“God doesn’t play dice, neither should you.” Advice given to GMs.

@Nebbie
 
This.
 
Respect for this tumblr’s twi went down. Shit ain’t right

I’m not imagining them doing like in Summoner Geeks.  
“Okay, but if there are any guys there I want to DO them!”

@Fortune  
Sound like any good RPG.