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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Vaalingrade" data-source="post: 8594483" data-attributes="member: 82524">Again, it's an act of controlling the ranges of the probability, not removing it entirely. For example when a hit or a miss are fine but a crit is not.I disagree. Not announcing a fudge is more about how it's not important to waste time talking about it and doing so would go against the purpose of using fudges to smooth pace and end up as too much inside baseball cruft.Hence the prior discussion. If you actually talk to the players, get to know them, get to know what matters to them, you totally can tell what they think makes a good story AND that there's no need to waste their time telling them whenever I'm making up for either the incompetence of the dice or myself. If it was me, I'll gladly admit it after the fact, but I'm not going to stop the combat and loudly announce 'LETS DISCUSS HOW I CAN'T  MATH'.</blockquote>