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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Guest 6801328" data-source="post: 6858206">Ok, here's a demo to explain it.  I just wrote a simple little program that generates a DC from 10 to 20 (in increments of 2) then rolls 2 d20, adding +7 to one and +9 to the other.  (Proficiency bonus of 4, Ints of 16 and 20).  Each row shows the DC, and then says "pass" or "fail" for each of the two rolls.Can you tell me which column is the 16 Int and which is the 20 Int by looking at these results?  DC: 20 pass passDC: 12 fail passDC: 20 fail passDC: 12 pass passDC: 12 fail passDC: 14 pass passDC: 16 pass passDC: 16 fail failDC: 20 fail failDC: 12 pass passDC: 18 pass failDC: 16 pass passDC: 14 pass passDC: 18 pass passDC: 10 pass passDC: 10 pass passDC: 12 pass failDC: 18 fail passDC: 20 fail passDC: 10 pass passDC: 14 pass failDC: 20 fail failDC: 20 fail failDC: 16 pass passDC: 16 fail passDC: 12 pass passDC: 10 pass passDC: 10 pass passDC: 12 pass passDC: 12 pass failDC: 16 fail passDC: 12 pass failDC: 18 pass passDC: 12 fail passDC: 20 pass passDC: 12 pass passDC: 18 pass passDC: 16 fail passDC: 12 pass passDC: 16 pass failDC: 10 fail passDC: 16 pass passDC: 12 pass passDC: 20 fail failDC: 12 pass passDC: 16 fail failDC: 12 pass passDC: 16 pass failDC: 14 pass passDC: 18 fail passNow imagine you're in a game where you roll a couple/few times per hour (we'll pretend it's an Investigation-heavy campaign).  Without writing down and studying these results, are you telling me you're going to see a pattern?</blockquote>

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