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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Will Doyle" data-source="post: 6276973" data-attributes="member: 6682161">I usually call for a percentile "prayer roll". I'm pleased to read that this came from 1E! I'd forgotten that rule, and always assumed it was our own house rule.I usually go for a 1% chance of divine aid, with bonuses depending on class and situation. Clerics get a +4% bonus, but any character could get an equal or better bonus if they're in a desperate situation that's pivotal to that character's story (such as you describe). To stop players spamming it, I also include wrath at the opposite end. A roll of 99-00 could result in a curse.It's amazing how many times it's worked in dire straits.  At the climax of a WFRP campaign, a character prayed while falling hundreds of feet from a bridge after being pushed by the dying villain, and struck the 1%. There was much whooping.</blockquote>