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Message: <blockquote data-quote="5Shilling" data-source="post: 6887751" data-attributes="member: 6849897">There is lots of advice around - including in the DMG - about not rolling where success is assumed. In the case of Perform I would give a PC with proficiency an automatic success if they were just trying to play for an average crowd without botching it. I would call for a roll if they were eg trying to impress other professional performers with a virtuoso performance (I might also set the DC high enough that it would be impossible for a PC without proficiency).So proficiency in a skill could grant automatic success in many routine cases. This is a nice time saving approach that makes a lot of ssense and rewards players who have invested in a skill. I recommend all DMs at least give it a try.</blockquote>