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Message: <blockquote data-quote="aramis erak" data-source="post: 9690769" data-attributes="member: 6779310">Not when the needed dice are non-standard and out of "print"... Or when players can't be arsed to learn a d6 conversion table that's used constantly.Or you have a player whom the group knows  they lie about their dice... Especially if the group is big on the game side of RPGs.I had one FTF player who never lied about the direction of the roll, just whether it was a crit or not... In pendragon, we made him use a 2" diameter d20... Suddenly, his rolls were statistically plausible.Another player was nearly blind - he literally was guessing the blob... astrocytoma in the visual cortex and optic nerve. by the lockdown, he was only good for the first 100 minutes of session, but we humored him anyway, because we knew that crazy old soldier was dying and quick. He just turned NPC after 9pm. (This was during lockdown. using the die-roller was the first time I could trust his rolls... in the 5 years I knew him.) We usually ran 150 to 200 minutes of play during lockdown. He didn't live to see the end of lockdown.</blockquote>