Houston game, Dec. 6th, rolling for countries

Ok guys, gonna roll for countries here, so we everybody can see the rolls as they went down.  We’ll go one person at a time in alphabetical order.

For those unfamiliar, this forum has a built-in die roller that will put results in a post and not allow them to be edited.

Ok, so players:

1: Chris
2:  Cody
3: Phillip
4:  Robert
5:  Ross

And Countries:

1:  Germany
2:  Japan
3:  Russia
4:  UK
5:  US

Player #Rolling 1d5:
(4)  gets countryRolling 1d5:
(2)

So Robert = Japan.  Moving on…

Players:

1:  Chris
2:  Cody
3:  Phillip
4:  Ross

Countries:

1:  Germany
2:  Russia
3:  UK
4:  US

Player numberRolling 1d4:
(4)    get country numberRolling 1d4:
(2)

Ross = Russia

Players:

1:  Chris
2:  Cody
3:  Phillip

Countries:

1:  Germany
2:  UK
3:  US

Player #Rolling 1d3:
(2)    gets country # Rolling 1d3:
(3)

Cody = US

Players:

1:  Chris
2:  Phillip

Countries:

1:  Germany
2:  UK

Player # Rolling 1d2:
(2)    get country #Rolling 1d2:
(2)

Phillip = UK.  By process of elimination, Chris gets Germany.

To recap:

AXIS
Chris = Germany
Robert = Japan

ALLIES
Ross = Russia
Cody = US
Phillip = UK

This work for everybody?  Not trying to overrule Ross’ randomizer, but I think it’s good for everyone to be able to see the selection process as it takes place.

Oh, just so everybody can see, I’m going to roll some dice, then try to edit the post.

Rolling 6d6:
(1, 1, 3, 6, 5, 5)

EDIT:  ^^^ This is what happens when you try to edit…it gets all wonky.  They use the die roller here for serious games, as well as tournaments, so I have a good bit of confidence in it.

Okay, rolling for second game.

Players:

1:  Brett
2:  Charles
3:  Chris’ friend
4:  Joe
5:  Ty

Countries:

1:  Germany
2:  Japan
3:  Russia
4:  UK
5:  US

Player #Rolling 1d5:
(3)    get country #Rolling 1d5:
(3)

Chris’ friend gets Russia.

Players:

1:  Brett
2:  Charles
3:  Joe
4:  Ty

Countries

1:  Germany
2:  Japan
3:  UK
4:  US

Player #Rolling 1d4:
(1)    get country #Rolling 1d4:
(3)

Brett gets UK

Players:

1:  Charles
2:  Joe
3:  Ty

Countries:

1:  Germany
2:  Japan
3:  US

Player # Rolling 1d3:
(3)    get country # Rolling 1d3:
(2)

Ty gets Japan

Player
1:  Charles
2:  Joe

Country
1: Germany
2:  US

Player #Rolling 1d2:
(2)    get country #Rolling 1d2:
(1)

Joe gets Germany, which means Charles gets the U.S.

Axis:
Joe = Germany
Ty = Japan

Allies:
Brett = UK
Charles = US
Chris’ friend = Russia