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Message: <blockquote data-quote="iserith" data-source="post: 7792458" data-attributes="member: 97077">Based on my understanding of this, it approaches the "Rolling With It" method in the DMG where almost everything is rolled for. In that context, the strategy for more success than failure is not to avoid rolling - because you can't - but to create characters that have a lot of ways to increase the result of the die roll, particular as it pertains to ability checks. Help/Working together would be a go-to tactic basically all the time, if it makes sense in context. Then you'd want guidance, bardic inspiration, Inspiration, enhance ability, etc. to get the highest result possible. Mitigating the swing of the die is also true in any game, but it's really the only way to be more successful in the paradigm you offer above. Do I have that correct?If I do, the question then is what [USER=16814]@Ovinomancer[/USER] is asking - what's the DC I'm looking for to most often get what I want? Because that would inform what character I choose.</blockquote>