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<blockquote data-quote="Xeviat" data-source="post: 8270994" data-attributes="member: 57494">What's going to be taken away if everyone's offense to hit number is the same? I think its going to open up more builds instead of strongly incentivizing the 16-20 in your prime stat. Other options would be viable because they wouldn't be competing with it.If it's truly going to ruin a character idea if they're actually good at combat (and I wouldn't want to tell the player &quot;then just don't use your attacks&quot;), there could be a trait for that, but based on ideas here someone with low str and low dex wouldn't meet weapon prerequisites and might be stuck with daggers and such; if they're not a Rogue, and then they don't take weapon special abilities and focus on other tiers, they wouldn't be a dagger master, but they could still knife someone if they had to.Princess Leah had the highest accuracy rating in the original trilogy apparently.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Xeviat, post: 8270994, member: 57494"] What's going to be taken away if everyone's offense to hit number is the same? I think its going to open up more builds instead of strongly incentivizing the 16-20 in your prime stat. Other options would be viable because they wouldn't be competing with it. If it's truly going to ruin a character idea if they're actually good at combat (and I wouldn't want to tell the player "then just don't use your attacks"), there could be a trait for that, but based on ideas here someone with low str and low dex wouldn't meet weapon prerequisites and might be stuck with daggers and such; if they're not a Rogue, and then they don't take weapon special abilities and focus on other tiers, they wouldn't be a dagger master, but they could still knife someone if they had to. Princess Leah had the highest accuracy rating in the original trilogy apparently. [/QUOTE]

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