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<blockquote data-quote="Spatzimaus" data-source="post: 473484" data-attributes="member: 3051">Once upon a time I was in a campaign where the DM did rolling this way:4d6, drop low, rerolling any total below an 8 (low stats can be fun, but REALLY low stats just get distracting)Assign that to one of the six stats before you know what the other rolls are going to be.Repeat 5 more times.At the end, you can trade 2-for-1 at will, but you can't make any stat go below a 10.Then, apply racial modifiers/limits.If someone rolled really badly, they were given the &quot;silver bullet&quot; to shoot the character with and start over, but they only got that once.&nbsp; Well, except for one guy whose second character had 8s and 9s across the board, we let him try again.If someone rolled insanely well, the DM would tell them to deduct a certain number of points from their stats to bring them more in line with the others.&nbsp; It was up to them which stat to take the points from.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Spatzimaus, post: 473484, member: 3051"] Once upon a time I was in a campaign where the DM did rolling this way: 4d6, drop low, rerolling any total below an 8 (low stats can be fun, but REALLY low stats just get distracting) Assign that to one of the six stats before you know what the other rolls are going to be. Repeat 5 more times. At the end, you can trade 2-for-1 at will, but you can't make any stat go below a 10. Then, apply racial modifiers/limits. If someone rolled really badly, they were given the "silver bullet" to shoot the character with and start over, but they only got that once. Well, except for one guy whose second character had 8s and 9s across the board, we let him try again. If someone rolled insanely well, the DM would tell them to deduct a certain number of points from their stats to bring them more in line with the others. It was up to them which stat to take the points from. [/QUOTE]

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