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<blockquote data-quote="DrNilesCrane" data-source="post: 2177728" data-attributes="member: 7652">I've used both, but my players prefer rolling.&nbsp; To even it out for our upcoming campaign, I allowed players to either keep their rolls or drop them all in exchange for the standard stats (15, 14, 13, etc.).&nbsp; I also created two dozen &quot;bonus&quot; cards with nifty stuff (extra feat, some bonus skill points, start at 2nd level, etc.) and let everyone pick two, starting with the person with the worst rolled stats.&nbsp; Helped even things out for the folks that rolled poorly, was a LOT of fun, and gave more &quot;organic&quot; stats than a straight point buy (which I've also used and am OK with, depending on the type of campaign).&nbsp; The bonus cards are online at:<a href="http://www.the6elements.com/setting/#more" target="_blank">http://www.the6elements.com/setting/#more</a> if anyone would like to use them either as is or for inspiration.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DrNilesCrane, post: 2177728, member: 7652"] I've used both, but my players prefer rolling. To even it out for our upcoming campaign, I allowed players to either keep their rolls or drop them all in exchange for the standard stats (15, 14, 13, etc.). I also created two dozen "bonus" cards with nifty stuff (extra feat, some bonus skill points, start at 2nd level, etc.) and let everyone pick two, starting with the person with the worst rolled stats. Helped even things out for the folks that rolled poorly, was a LOT of fun, and gave more "organic" stats than a straight point buy (which I've also used and am OK with, depending on the type of campaign). The bonus cards are online at: [url]http://www.the6elements.com/setting/#more[/url] if anyone would like to use them either as is or for inspiration. [/QUOTE]

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