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Re-rolling is a mechanism allowing players to roll dice again after an initial roll. This can be used to improve outcomes or mitigate poor rolls. It's often limited by rules such as:
Locking refers to the choice to keep a die roll's result, often for strategic advantage. Once locked, a die typically cannot be re-rolled during the player’s turn or round.
The interplay between re-rolling and locking introduces a layer of strategy and probability that appeals to players enjoying decision-making and control over chance events.