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<blockquote data-quote="_HERETIC_" data-source="post: 9317029" data-attributes="member: 7045410">I do kind of have something kind of like this which is called Stalker's Grace.&quot;Stalker’s Grace allows you to reroll a failed die roll twice and lets you take the best roll out of the three. Stalker’s Grace can be found in the game world in the form of dog tags which belonged to former Stalkers. They can also be a part of a loot table or be awarded by the GM to players who performed exceptionally well with combat tactics, roleplay or else. Each player should use a maximum of 3 dog tags which grant Stalker’s Grace within a session, this is however up to the GM. When a charge of Stalker Grace is depleted, the dog tag loses it's &quot;spiritual/magical&quot; effect and turns into a generic item.&quot;This can theoretically be used to accomplish these things as you could, for example, decide to reroll your strength check to lift, push or pull an object in question. Or you could use it to reroll your Knowledge (Herb Lore) or Science (Biology) check to reconsider whether or not that cat-tail is edible. ;DAbility checks and the like are essentially how they are in Pathfinder 1e/2e or DND, generally speaking. So whatever the ability score or skill that needs to be rolled is, the player/entity in question simply rolls a D20 and applies their modifier if available. Higher/Lower rolls would just be made by a percentile or with a coin. That's how I would do it for example, good old heads or tails.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="_HERETIC_, post: 9317029, member: 7045410"] I do kind of have something kind of like this which is called [B]Stalker's Grace[/B]. [I]"Stalker’s Grace allows you to reroll a failed die roll twice and lets you take the best roll out of the three. Stalker’s Grace can be found in the game world in the form of dog tags which belonged to former Stalkers. They can also be a part of a loot table or be awarded by the GM to players who performed exceptionally well with combat tactics, roleplay or else. Each player should use a maximum of 3 dog tags which grant Stalker’s Grace within a session, this is however up to the GM. When a charge of Stalker Grace is depleted, the dog tag loses it's "spiritual/magical" effect and turns into a generic item."[/I] This can theoretically be used to accomplish these things as you could, for example, decide to reroll your strength check to lift, push or pull an object in question. Or you could use it to reroll your Knowledge (Herb Lore) or Science (Biology) check to reconsider whether or not that cat-tail is edible. ;D Ability checks and the like are essentially how they are in Pathfinder 1e/2e or DND, generally speaking. So whatever the ability score or skill that needs to be rolled is, the player/entity in question simply rolls a D20 and applies their modifier if available. Higher/Lower rolls would just be made by a percentile or with a coin. That's how I would do it for example, good old heads or tails. [/QUOTE]

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