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Message: <blockquote data-quote="DeviousQuail" data-source="post: 8502997" data-attributes="member: 7025431">1d8+7+Pity Method:Roll 1d8+7 six times and assign your scores. If the total of your rolls is less than 73 or 74 (Depends if you want 12.166 or 12.333 average) you add one point to each attribute from lowest to highest excluding any score already at 15, repeating as necessary until you reach the target number. If your total is higher you subtract from any attribute in any order you want so long as you don't reduce any attribute below 8. Since the average of 1d8+7 is 11.5 it is more likely a player will increase attributes instead of decreasing them. Players who roll above the threshold get the benefit of more control over their attributes. Everyone ends up with the same total number of points so there is little worry about fairness amongst players.[SPOILER="Math"]If 73 is the target number then 72.9% of players will be adding to their rolls, 5.5% will hit it exact, and 21.6% will need to subtract. For 74 the numbers are 78.4%, 4.8%, and 16.8%. All numbers rounded to the nearest tenth of a percent.[/SPOILER]</blockquote>