D&D 5E Surprisingly, nothing breaks when switching D&D to 2d10 instead of d20

GMMichael

Guide of Modos
Pick up and reroll one of the d10s? Could allow naturally stacking up to two levels of (dis)advantage.
2d10 makes Advantage much more interesting this way. One possibility: Advantage means keep the two highest, and Disadvantage the opposite. Each situational modifier adds another d10 to the pool, but opposite bonuses negate each other. So:

You're walking a wooden beam across a chasm. In the dark. It's windy. You use Inspiration. But you're also cursed. Your Inspiration negates one of the four disadvantages, so you roll 5d10 and take the two lowest.

One effect - a roll is more dramatic when the odds are stacked in your favor...or against you.
 

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