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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Coredump" data-source="post: 2108257" data-attributes="member: 6939">The problem with this method is that it allows one person to make up for many many others."I am tired of my thieves not hitting as often, so I will just have one person roll to hit, and if they succeed, the whole party hit that round."Hmmmm... maybe not.Yes it is easy for SneakyBoy to get in and out of the 'fort' once. Could he do it 10 times? He might, but he might get caught once.... and that is how it should be. (unless he is ungodly good at it.)Well the same logic should happen if 10 guys try and sneak in one time. They should be able to take 10 when sneaking in.... and in any case, a 1 is not an automatic failure anyway.I could see the problem if you have a group of 6 super ninja's, and if a 1 was a failure, but you are talking about a mixed bag of troops, and a one is just a bad roll.Stealth operations are made up of the smallest number of people that can reasonably get the job done. There is a reason for that.</blockquote>