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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Oryan77" data-source="post: 2383620" data-attributes="member: 18701">He might be more upset that you need to double check his rolls rather than take his word for it. He might not have ever had a DM question his rolls, so you're insulting him now. It's just a thought.I wouldn't have even said anything to anyone about it. If it bothered you, you should've just kept track of his rolls for a session or two and see how often he rolled good. Then if it seemed fishy, ask a player to help keep an eye on his rolls so you can know for sure if you're just being paranoid. If the other player sees he's cheating, ask him to mention it after the guy cheats on a roll. You are the newer one in the group, it might be better if another player brought it up and you backed him up. Then just ask him to use different dice, "Once you're caught cheating in my game, you don't get a choice which dice you get to use".It's not socially good to accuse people or show distrust right off the bat. People get offended whether or not they are cheating. It would suck to lose a player who wasn't cheating but is annoyed that you wouldn't trust him.</blockquote>