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Message: <blockquote data-quote="delericho" data-source="post: 6470178" data-attributes="member: 22424">For my two most recent campaigns (one 3.5e, one SWSE), I offered each player a choice:1) 4d6-drop-lowest, arrange to suit. Reroll if your highest stat is 13 or lower, or if your net modifier is +1 or less.2) Standard array of 16/15/13/12/10/83) 28-point buy using the costs from the 3.5e DMG (that is 18 - 16pts; 17 - 13pts; 16 - 10pts; 15 - 8pts; 14 - 6pts; 13 - 5pts; 12 - 4pts; 11 - 3pts; 10 - 2pts; 9 - 1pt; 8 - free)IIRC, every player actually ended up using the standard array.Anyway, it worked like a charm, and I fully intend to stick with the same method (exactly as above) for my 5e games.Edit: I forgot two caveats, both of which apply to option 1: if you want to roll, you have to do so in front of the DM; and if you choose to roll then as soon as the first die falls you can't change your mind.</blockquote>