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<blockquote data-quote="Pronounced boo-LAY!" data-source="post: 2050401" data-attributes="member: 29000">My only consistant house rule between campaigns is this:Then rolling for hitpoints because you leveled, you reroll up to your constitution modified, up to one-half of your max roll.&nbsp;Max roll means 4 for a Wizard, 12 for a Barbarian and so on.&nbsp;I never liked the fact that you can level and only get one hitpoint.&nbsp;Examples:Fighter with 17 CON re-rolls ones twos and threes when rolling for hitpoints.Cleric with 12 CON re-rolls ones...Wizard with 17 CON re-rolls ones and twos (not threes because it is more than half his max roll)&nbsp;I had to add the half max roll part because I had a player make a 17 CON Wizard once, and they were re-rolling ones twos and threes, it took the randomness out of the equation, and that is against the spirit of it IMO.&nbsp;What do you think?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Pronounced boo-LAY!, post: 2050401, member: 29000"] My only consistant house rule between campaigns is this: Then rolling for hitpoints because you leveled, you reroll up to your constitution modified, up to one-half of your max roll. Max roll means 4 for a Wizard, 12 for a Barbarian and so on. I never liked the fact that you can level and only get one hitpoint. Examples: Fighter with 17 CON re-rolls ones twos and threes when rolling for hitpoints. Cleric with 12 CON re-rolls ones... Wizard with 17 CON re-rolls ones and twos (not threes because it is more than half his max roll) I had to add the half max roll part because I had a player make a 17 CON Wizard once, and they were re-rolling ones twos and threes, it took the randomness out of the equation, and that is against the spirit of it IMO. What do you think? [/QUOTE]

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