D&D 5E Best rolls I have ever got

[loverdrive]

How did you get bonuses to 3 stats like that? Tasha's only lets you shift the +2, +1 around.

These are PHB rules of half-elves. +2 Charisma and two other +1s

 

[akr71]

Last weekend I rolled two natural 18's and a 16 on 3d6, back to back to back. Unfortunately, I was DM'ing and it was a monster's damage roll.

 

[R_J_K75]

The best legit rolls I ever got was rolling 18/00 strength and 100% for psionics back in the early 90s. Never ended up playing the PC though....

Same, rolled 18/00 but never played the character.

 

[Maxperson]

These are PHB rules of half-elves. +2 Charisma and two other +1s

Yeah. I haven't played or had a player play a half-elf yet. I misread that and thought it was only one +1. Thanks to you and @Ruin Explorer for the explanation.

 

[Maxperson]

I'm currently playing one of my best rolls yet. High Elf Bladesinger. S: 13 D: 20 C:16 I: 17 W: 14 Ch: 11 to start. I think I may have rolled better at some point in the past, but it was so long ago that I can't remember the specifics.

 

[Oofta]

this is why I hate stat rolling with a passion.

Especially when 1 person at the table rolls truly amazing and another person rolls crap*. Especially when you explained before making characters that you hate rolling and could you pretty please just use point buy and the DM says no. Then the DM laughs at the player with the piss poor character scores and just says "It's fair because we all rolled".

*Yes, true story. No the crap character was not mine.

 

[iserith]

Same, rolled 18/00 but never played the character.

I rolled 18/00 every time nobody was watching.

 

[Horwath]

Especially when 1 person at the table rolls truly amazing and another person rolls crap*. Especially when you explained before making characters that you hate rolling and could you pretty please just use point buy and the DM says no. Then the DM laughs at the player with the piss poor character scores and just says "It's fair because we all rolled".

*Yes, true story. No the crap character was not mine.

And then DMs wonder if those characters have direct suicide hotline, as they get into deadly situations often

 

[Sacrosanct]

I rolled 18/00 every time nobody was watching.

No no no. It's always 18/76%.

I think every time I saw an 18/xx it was between 75-79%, because that is more believable the rolling 00 apparently. But when it's every time...

 

[Oofta]

And then DMs wonder if those characters have direct suicide hotline, as they get into deadly situations often

Funny thing is, the player with the super awesome stats committed suicide by goblin because she felt so guilty. She ran into a goblin horde solo obviously committing suicide while looking at the player with the poor stats. The DM never caught on that there was an issue.

Decided to quit the game soon after for other reasons.