GOOD ENOUGH


Goal: To obtain highest score in a predesignated # of sets of rolls. Or 1st person to reach a certain #.


Equipment: 4d6 and paper & pencil for scoring.


Roll 4d6

•if total of 3 highest dice is 13 or greater, that is score (“good enough”)
if total of 3 highest dice is 12, and 4th die is a 1 player can roll the 1 again (each time
player rerolls any number of dice 1 point is taken from score for that set), if 4th die is not
a 1, score must be accepted

•if total of 3 highest dice is less than 12 it gets complicated:
*player can reroll only the lowest #d die unless
*the total of the two highest dice is less than 9 (not inclusive)
*3 is the highest # that may be rerolled
*once the two highest dice total 9 or greater only the one lowest die may be rerolled
*once the 3 highest dice total 12 and the 4th die is not a 1 the score must be tallied for that set
*once the 3 highest dice total 13 or greater the score for that set must be tallied
*each time one or more dice are rerolled one point is to be subtracted from the total for that set
*no more than 2 dice are ever to be rerolled at one time
*you can always reroll a 1
*you have to have a minimum of 12 on the 3 highest dice to stop rolling



Created by Larry A. Moorehead and Christine Morgan