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<blockquote data-quote="ObsidianCrane" data-source="post: 4759291" data-attributes="member: 54918">DC basically means how hard the Task is, its short for Difficulty Class There are basically three &quot;classes&quot; of difficulty - Easy, Moderate, and Hard.Easy things happen most of the time for untrained characters.Moderate things happen most of the time for trained characters.Hard things can be done about half the time by trained characters, and about 1/4 the time for untrained characters.Ie an Easy task will probably take a roll of 5 or better on the dice for an untrained character and (generally) never fail for a trained character.A Moderate task will probably take a 10 or better for an untrained character or a 5 or better for a trained character.A hard task will probably take a 15 or better untrained or a 10 or better trained.Basically you need to roll (d20+training+trait mod+1/2 level) the value of the DC or higher to succeed at whatever the task is you want to do.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ObsidianCrane, post: 4759291, member: 54918"] DC basically means how hard the Task is, its short for Difficulty Class There are basically three "classes" of difficulty - Easy, Moderate, and Hard. Easy things happen most of the time for untrained characters. Moderate things happen most of the time for trained characters. Hard things can be done about half the time by trained characters, and about 1/4 the time for untrained characters. Ie an Easy task will probably take a roll of 5 or better on the dice for an untrained character and (generally) never fail for a trained character. A Moderate task will probably take a 10 or better for an untrained character or a 5 or better for a trained character. A hard task will probably take a 15 or better untrained or a 10 or better trained. Basically you need to roll (d20+training+trait mod+1/2 level) the value of the DC or higher to succeed at whatever the task is you want to do. [/QUOTE]

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