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Message: <blockquote data-quote="James Gasik" data-source="post: 9347483" data-attributes="member: 6877472">My current campaign features a few older (2e era) adventures that I've updated to 5e.  This has resulted in some very tough encounters.  So I decided to be very generous with character creation, which included not only rolling for ability scores, but a few safeguards in case someone ends up with bad rolls, as follows:*Roll 4d6; you may re-roll a single result of "1".  Then take the best three dice.You may re-roll one ability score or add 2 points to an ability score with a value less than 10.*If, after this, you find your character only has a single ability score of 15 or higher, or more than one ability score of less than 10, you may re-roll one ability score or add 2 points to an ability score with a value less than 10.*There's a third option, to start with a minor magic item, chosen from a curated list, if you're perfectly content with your ability scores.And as a secret, unknown factor, the character with the worst ability score array can replace their lowest ability score with an 18.</blockquote>