Giltonio_Santos
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Which still allows the opponent a die roll and is not very useful when all you want is to remain unseen... Nevertheless, the surprise bonus of elves and halflings is awesome in its own way.
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Thief Abilities – Static Progression or Player Distributed Progression
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Which still allows the opponent a die roll and is not very useful when all you want is to remain unseen... Nevertheless, the surprise bonus of elves and halflings is awesome in its own way.
Semi-Retired Gamer
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I prefer AD&D but the player distributed progression of the Thief abilities is one change we adopted and used from that point on.
JRRNeiklot
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I prefer first edition simply for ease of use. If I needa roll hidden from the player, I just look at the dm screen and roll behind it. If I need an npc thief skill check, it's right there.
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