* ''TabletopGame/{{Warhammer 40000}}'' is loaded with them:
** The Twin-Linked rule allows re rolls with missed shooting attacks. Master crafted allows one re-roll per weapon in close combat. Preferred Enemy allows rerolls in close combat. The psychic powers Doom (inverted example that harms enemy luck), Fortune, Guide, and Warp Time all allow re-rolls. However, no matter how many of these are stacked together (Such as a Fortune'd squad with Prefered Enemy and a pair of master crafted weapons) only one reroll is ever allowed.
** There is also a special reroll where you reroll the scatter dice. Unlike normal dice, Scatter Dice have an arrow all pointing in the same direction on 4 sides; this is to represent a direction the shot deviates to. The remaining 2 sides are "Hit" symbols, meaning the shot was dead on. Rerolling the Scatter Dice means you get another 1/3rd of a chance to directly hit the target, or deviate it into something else (especially useful if the the [[IncrediblyLamePun winds of chance weren't particularly favourable]] and blew your own weapon back to you]]). 
** With several Dice Modifiers in place, it can actually be hilarious to watch as each one cancels out eachother. During combat, it's entirely possible that if you fail your morale check, your unit would be automatically wiped out. This is because any unit fleeing can be caught by the two sides rolling a dice, and adding it to their initiative value (representing how quick they are). If the pursuers get a total score equal to or greater than the fleeing unit, the latter is destroyed. It's entirely possible that the difference is greater than 5, meaning no matter what you roll, your guys die. Similarly, a Space Marine Psychic Power allows you to reroll any failed Saves. The aforementioned Eldar Doom Power forces you to reroll any successful saves. This means that, no matter what the roll, you have to reroll the dice on any unit with both effects applied, effectively cancelling both out.

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the ones good players run in mono-color decks don't come into play tapped

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