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Message: <blockquote data-quote="payn" data-source="post: 8823089" data-attributes="member: 90374">Really? I don't know anyone that doesn't use stat array, order as you choose in 5E. Though, I suppose you are correct. You still arrange the scores as you see fit, so I suppose that would be a set method for generation that old school didn't often offer.Exactly. I know some old school players that just "get what you get" and if you don't like it you suicide the character until you eventually get soemthing you do like. I have exactly one session worth of patience for that. Its called a DCC funnel.This. I know I wandered a bit on the topic, but had a hard time thinking about it in just an older D&D edition reference. I don't think there was much need for the GM to set the method in the past, D&D lacked the nuance for such to really matter.</blockquote>