2d85

2d85 refers to a specific notation used in tabletop role-playing games (TTRPGs), particularly in systems that employ a d20-based mechanics framework. The notation "2d85" is not a standard or commonly recognized term within the gaming community, but it can be interpreted in the context of dice rolling conventions. Typically, dice rolls are expressed as "XdY," where "X" is the number of dice and "Y" is the size of each die (e.g., "2d6" means rolling two six-sided dice).

If "2d85" were intended to represent a dice roll, it would imply rolling two eight-sided dice and then adding 85 to the total. However, this is highly unconventional due to the impracticality of such a high modifier. More likely, it may be a typo or misinterpretation of a different notation, such as "2d8 + 5," which would mean rolling two eight-sided dice and adding 5 to the result. This format is far more common in games like *Dungeons & Dragons* (D&D), where modifiers are applied separately from dice rolls.

In some niche or custom game systems, unusual notations may arise, but without additional context, the meaning of "2d85" remains ambiguous. Players and game masters should clarify any unclear dice notation to ensure fair and consistent gameplay. If this notation appears in a specific game or setting, further details from its source material would be necessary to provide an accurate interpretation.