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I had a WIS/STR Mtn Dwarf 4Elementals Monk that I shelved after sage advice nerfed water whip. Didn't have to but I did it anyway. They could of just as easily made fist of unbroken air a bonus action, but alas.

Agree. An armored-up gnome on the back of a web-slinging large spider is a pretty cool visual.

This. I typically avoid making a melee character that does not get hit, but can soak damage. With some characters, I like going last or near the last.

Yes, go ahead and let your 4 lvl 10s solo a CR20. Learning can be fun.

That seems reasonable.

I will see if I can edit my first post and link to posts with methods

Again, this is not about best better bestest. What method are you currently using to generate stats? That simple.

It would be like assassin, but more often and not waiting for the DM to say surprise round. And every rogue would wield two weapons. EDIT: If they are not already

Yes. They won't recognize anything anyways. I like to change things up a bit. Usually tumbling into a gothic horror.

Most archetypes run off of a class feature. Champion and Battlemaster are fairly generic but you wouldn't want to have a Barbarian/Champion although most of your combos you can get with multiclassing. The synergy just comes later. I have considered letting a Bard1/Wizard2 take the College of...

I love anydice. I looked at that and you avg 12/13s for four stats and 17/18 for your focus and 9/10 for your foible.

When I use grid, I let the players choose from either direction but they were always in order. We might get a strong or charismatic monk from column two for instance.

How many players are choosing off of that grid?

Thanks, now I am prowling the house looking for some fud-gee

I recently saw a variant of this method on a mythweavers chargen post. They rolled three sets and kept the newest set, not having an option to choose earlier sets.

Your friend needs to be handed some of my dice. But then again, that might be cheating since I know those dice be shyte. EDIT: In order to rerail my derailment I want to just say that I would like to see more methods of statgen and not flailabout in the realm of associating cheating with any...

The standard array is a solid choice. Eliminating cheaters from my table is also a solid choice. EDIT: Just thought I would add, that in the 30+ years of DMing I have not caught anyone cheating at rolling stats. Everyone at my table watched. We gave lots of applause for any 18s. Never saw...

I would like to know how that turns out. One interesting nuance is, if you roll the same two numbers for a pair, you get to use that as one of your low choices.

Does that method include putting the scores where you want them or is the order set?

Very unique.