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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Hriston" data-source="post: 8120079" data-attributes="member: 6787503">Sure it does. It makes the worse choice not as worse.If the goal in making the choice is to have a higher Intelligence, then the value of making one choice over the other has to be judged on the achieved result. If you choose Gnome as a means of attaining high Intelligence but end up with a lower Intelligence than someone who chose Orc, then maybe it's not as good or important a choice as you thought it was. After all, the fact that the score is going to be determined randomly is part of the available information too.I think "always a better choice regardless of the actual outcome" is an odd statement. I'm more inclined towards "usually a better choice". One time out of five the choice doesn't really matter. You'll never know what you would have rolled if you had picked a different race.</blockquote>