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<blockquote data-quote="CleverNickName" data-source="post: 7850875" data-attributes="member: 50987">I would like to test the differences between rolling a d20 vs. rolling 3d6 side-by-side, and for only a short amount of time.&nbsp; Using a plot device like a &quot;curse&quot; would let me get a better feel for what this change would feel like at my table, given our particular styles of play with our current characters, without making a permanent change.&nbsp; It might shine a light on other things that&nbsp; might need to be changed along with it, too.&nbsp; Best-case scenario, half party fails their save throw against the curse and I get to run 2 or 3 gaming sessions using the change.Then, if I like the feel of it and it doesn't cause any problems with the mechanics, I might implement it more permanently in my next campaign.&nbsp; If not, well, I won't.&nbsp; In either case, it will let me make a more informed decision.&nbsp; Discussion on the Internet is all fine and good, and it's fun to trade theories and hypotheticals, but I'd also like to test it out.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="CleverNickName, post: 7850875, member: 50987"] I would like to test the differences between rolling a d20 vs. rolling 3d6 side-by-side, and for only a short amount of time. Using a plot device like a "curse" would let me get a better feel for what this change would feel like at my table, given our particular styles of play with our current characters, without making a permanent change. It might shine a light on other things that might need to be changed along with it, too. Best-case scenario, half party fails their save throw against the curse and I get to run 2 or 3 gaming sessions using the change. Then, if I like the feel of it and it doesn't cause any problems with the mechanics, I might implement it more permanently in my next campaign. If not, well, I won't. In either case, it will let me make a more informed decision. Discussion on the Internet is all fine and good, and it's fun to trade theories and hypotheticals, but I'd also like to test it out. [/QUOTE]

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