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The first thing I'd do with a ouija board is ask the spirit of professor Tolkien whether the plural of milf is "milfs" or "milves"

Ooh ... What about doubles, but only if the roll would have been a hit? Then when you're fighting at level opponents, you'd have around...

While bell curves are more consistent and PCs come across as more competent in their skills and abilities (because bonuses matter), what...

That's a really good point!

If I implemented this, I would look hard at the various ways PCs can achieve extreme AC values (greater than 22). I would consider +n...

I was unable to choose between them, so I compromised with a 1d15+1d5.

I also did 2d10 for ability checks in my two CoS games in order to get the bell curve and make the modifiers have a little more impact...

I was thinking of testing what 3d10 keep highest/lowest 2 for would do for advantage. If I were to go through all the work to create my...

for skills, we prefer 3d6. it's few rolls that can have dire consequences, attacks and saves are rolled 50+ time per combat, so it evens...

I ran 5e for about 5 years straight using 2d10 for Ability Checks (combat was still d20 to maintain the randomness) and I thought it...

If you're talking about just taking a given edition of D&D and changing 1d20 rolls to 2d10 rolls, you've identified the main thing that...

A 2 parter: First, A roll of 18 or higher would be about a 5% chance, same as on a d20, if that is something interesting to you. For the...

Back in the 90s we ran a homebrew 2d10 system. Bell curves are where its at.

I quoted 4 of the 5 editions where the CE write-ups refute that interpretation. The 5th might also, but 4e was kind of an oddball and I...

THAT is messed up. It illustrates an interesting thing about the idea of Alignment: your alignment reflects what you want to do. I'm...