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<blockquote data-quote="dave2008" data-source="post: 6965779" data-attributes="member: 83242">I'm tinkering around with a similar houserule:&nbsp; defense = ability score + proficiencyAttack = (ability score -10) + proficiencyof course I am also tinkering around with making advantage stack and making your proficiency bonus the # of d20s you get, so it would be:Defense = ability score + 10attack = ability score + 2d20 (pick highest), if your proficiency bonus is +2.&nbsp; Having advantage would raise this to 3d20 (pick highest) and disadvantage would take this down to 1d20.&nbsp; The number of d20s would move up and down depending on your proficiency (+6 proficiency = 6d20 - pick highest) and sources of advantage &amp; disadvantage.&nbsp; Thus having better proficiency doesn't stretch BA, but it does give you a higher probability of getting high scores (and crits I&nbsp; guess)But I really haven't thought this through yet, just like the idea</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dave2008, post: 6965779, member: 83242"] I'm tinkering around with a similar houserule: defense = ability score + proficiency Attack = (ability score -10) + proficiency of course I am also tinkering around with making advantage stack and making your proficiency bonus the # of d20s you get, so it would be: Defense = ability score + 10 attack = ability score + 2d20 (pick highest), if your proficiency bonus is +2. Having advantage would raise this to 3d20 (pick highest) and disadvantage would take this down to 1d20. The number of d20s would move up and down depending on your proficiency (+6 proficiency = 6d20 - pick highest) and sources of advantage & disadvantage. Thus having better proficiency doesn't stretch BA, but it does give you a higher probability of getting high scores (and crits I guess) But I really haven't thought this through yet, just like the idea [/QUOTE]

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