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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Thomas Shey" data-source="post: 9834941" data-attributes="member: 7026617">I think you can argue there usually is a dump stat of some sort; the only exceptions I can see is when, for whatever reason, you're working with a bunch of stats in tight range (if you've got three 14's and three 12's to work with, its hard to say which one is the "dump stat" in practice).And I'm agnostic about how the array or point assignment works out at least.  I think there's fair evidence that for a lot of people random gen doesn't, but some people love it and I don't know why they'd love it any less in 5e.Basically there may be people who are hostile to dump stats, but the only degree to which I might be one of them is preferring a game not really having anything you want to dump, but given I know a very small number of games that do that (because its hard) its not a big criticism.</blockquote>