Weigh-Ins
Nov 23, 2007 0:30:33 GMT -5
Post by JMello on Nov 23, 2007 0:30:33 GMT -5
Here's what I did for weigh-ins, as a man's weight will change from each apperance he has on my MMA cards. I used a 12-sided die for this.
1 – Lose 5 lbs.
2 – Lose 4 lbs.
3 – Lose 3 lbs.
4 – Lose 2 lbs.
5 – Lose 1 lbs.
6 – No Change
7 – No Change
8 – Gains 1 lb.
9 – Gains 2 lbs.
10 – Gains 3 lbs.
11 – Gains 4 lbs.
12 – Gains 5 lbs.
So each person has their start off weight, then I put in parenthesis how much their current weight is from where they begin.
Example: Shylock weighs in at 248 normally, he rolls a 12 and now he is 253(+5). That way next time he fights I can start him at 253 and he can go up or down from there.
1 – Lose 5 lbs.
2 – Lose 4 lbs.
3 – Lose 3 lbs.
4 – Lose 2 lbs.
5 – Lose 1 lbs.
6 – No Change
7 – No Change
8 – Gains 1 lb.
9 – Gains 2 lbs.
10 – Gains 3 lbs.
11 – Gains 4 lbs.
12 – Gains 5 lbs.
So each person has their start off weight, then I put in parenthesis how much their current weight is from where they begin.
Example: Shylock weighs in at 248 normally, he rolls a 12 and now he is 253(+5). That way next time he fights I can start him at 253 and he can go up or down from there.
