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<blockquote data-quote="dvvega" data-source="post: 2181326" data-attributes="member: 524">Perhaps I didn't explain to them what I wanted ... I originally did for the &quot;what PB is the same as 4d6&quot; question.What I stated was the following:If i roll 4d6 and discard the lowest, then apply these rules (shows them the PHB) then I tell you that you may build your set of scores by using this table (shows them the DMG), how many points should I give you to correctly reflect 4d6 and discard the lowest??The first guy said - &quot;sample space is finite because of the rules application and the rolls tending to an average, therefore ...&quot;Another guy said - &quot;sample space is finite, but you can take the finite, work out PB for each, average that&quot;and so forth.Now perhaps I missed something in the &quot;problem description?&quot; If I did, point it out to me so I can go back and fix it with them.D</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dvvega, post: 2181326, member: 524"] Perhaps I didn't explain to them what I wanted ... I originally did for the "what PB is the same as 4d6" question. What I stated was the following: If i roll 4d6 and discard the lowest, then apply these rules (shows them the PHB) then I tell you that you may build your set of scores by using this table (shows them the DMG), how many points should I give you to correctly reflect 4d6 and discard the lowest?? The first guy said - "sample space is finite because of the rules application and the rolls tending to an average, therefore ..." Another guy said - "sample space is finite, but you can take the finite, work out PB for each, average that" and so forth. Now perhaps I missed something in the "problem description?" If I did, point it out to me so I can go back and fix it with them. D [/QUOTE]

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