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Message: <blockquote data-quote="amnuxoll" data-source="post: 5182052" data-attributes="member: 13028">My SolutionI've been thinking about this for a while and have come up with a solution that I like:When using an attack that has an area of effect, roll three attacks (three d20s) simultaneously and sort them from highest to lowest.  Apply the highest attack roll to one target of your choice.  This is assumed to be the primary target of your attack.  Discard the lowest attack roll  and apply the remaining attack roll to all other targets (if any).Things I Like About This:1. It's fast.  Roll three dice at the same time, all with the same modifier.  2.  It's simple.  You can explain it once and you don't need to look it up again.3.  The statistical "shape" is roughly the same as a single attack roll for each target though it is more "swingy" in the sense that you are more likely to hit a lot or miss a lot.  All in all, a good compromise.4.  There are some obvious feats you can add to the game to let a PC focus on AoE attacks.5.  It allows you to give your best shot to the biggest bad guy (primary target).Thoughts?:AMN:</blockquote>