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To copy and paste my response from another thread: My personal fix for the ranger is simply to let them add their proficiency bonus to...

I'm in a campaign which is now running high level and the DM has switched to max damage for enemies to ramp up the challenge. It...

Hey @CubicsRube , We just played another marathon 14-hour session yesterday (into 3 AM this morning) and one of the players who up til...

Fair response, and I guess what I wanted to see out of the thread. Personally I don't get an innate sense of fun from rolling damage...

One thing I see numerous times in this thread is "Average damage saves me having to roll lots of dice on [some big blast effect]". But...

I think driving it for me is that one of the things I always wanted to represent was the kind of different social strata in a game and...

Your idea is interesting. Whereas in old school D&D, fighters became nobles ruling over others, in your version the fighter has a...

Because I want to see what other people's opinions are? Am I not allowed to talk to people here unless I'm trying to solve a problem?

I'm quoting the fluff directly on this: "....these surface components barely hint at the expertise attained after years of...

Yes, I've thought a lot about it, even making a speculative shot at skills per social group. I think ultimately I would just adjust the...

I think that's were my idea came from it. That in old school d&d, fighters were the ones that became lords and raised a small army...

I think fixed damage would be kind of an unfun and uninteresting thing. It might speed things up, but it would be less exciting. But I...

Dungeon World effectively does the above, where you roll your class based damage die. There are a couple of modifiers, mostly not...

That's interesting allowing the choice to roll. I like it.

In my games, regular enemies all have fixed damage. Named enemies and bosses get damage rolls. Players all have their fixed damage stats...