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<blockquote data-quote="Minigiant" data-source="post: 9504516" data-attributes="member: 63508">The DM. Or the one teaching the DM.The disparity doesn't matter.The DM has to pick the right DC.The problem is that D&amp;D has a culture of not telling DMs what to do because many DMs hate being told what to do.But many DMs actually do the wrong thing and make decisions that cause results they don't like.Bounded Accuracy in skills is easy in D&amp;D.DCs under 20 are things anyone without a penalty can do. If they can roll, there is a chance of success.DC between 21-24 are things that require some skill or talent but grandmasters rarely fail. You NEED a bonus to do them. Normal people will aways fail. Grandmasters with rarely fail.DCs above 25 require mastery to succeed. You have to be exceptionally skilled or talented to have a chance. The masters might have trouble. The grandmasters find it tricky.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Minigiant, post: 9504516, member: 63508"] The DM. Or the one teaching the DM. The disparity doesn't matter. The DM has to pick the right DC. The problem is that D&D has a culture of not telling DMs what to do because many DMs hate being told what to do. But many DMs actually do the wrong thing and make decisions that cause results they don't like. Bounded Accuracy in skills is easy in D&D. DCs under 20 are things anyone without a penalty can do. If they can roll, there is a chance of success. DC between 21-24 are things that require some skill or talent but grandmasters rarely fail. You NEED a bonus to do them. Normal people will aways fail. Grandmasters with rarely fail. DCs above 25 require mastery to succeed. You have to be exceptionally skilled or talented to have a chance. The masters might have trouble. The grandmasters find it tricky. [/QUOTE]

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