Curious...

When I play Overconfidence, can I choose to reroll one of my dice, and one of my opponents?

My guess is that I can, as it simply says "Spot a blue character to reroll 2 dice." There is no specifics as to who's dice must be chosen.

Yeah, that's kinda the point. You wanna roll high, and you want them to roll low.

well, you have to weight the chances which one will come up with the lower value though... you might end up giving the opponent a good result and removing yours :-)

I'm wanting to use Overconfidence with an ePalpatine deck. His dice side's being 3,2,2,2,1,- means he stands a good chance of having his die roll higher on average than most others.

Thanks for the clarification.

Yeah, you can gamble big and choose one of yours and an opponent's.

Having played the card a lot, 99.99% of the time you just choose two of your opponent's dice.

You get to remove one and potentially force a re-roll on the other by essentially changing it to a result they don't want.

2 hours ago, Shado said:

I'm wanting to use Overconfidence with an ePalpatine deck. His dice side's being 3,2,2,2,1,- means he stands a good chance of having his die roll higher on average than most others.

Thanks for the clarification.

And who is more overconfident that the emporer? ?

1 hour ago, RookiePilot said:

And who is more overconfident that the emporer? ?

If his overconfidence is his weakness, then your faith in your friends is yours!

Or you could just pick a dice of theirs with a good result and another you want to remove they reroll them both and have them lose one and possibly get a worse result on the other, while not exposing one of your dice to risk

I was on the fence with this card but I now see how he is really good with Palp. Re-roll Palp's dice or re-roll your opponents modifiers. It has flexibility.