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<blockquote data-quote="Shiroiken" data-source="post: 7273966" data-attributes="member: 6775477">My current campaign is odd, because you create two characters at a time. Players can have numerous characters, but usually only play 1 at a time (unless there aren't enough players). It uses standard rolls (4d6k3), but you roll 3 sets, choosing two sets to use. In general, my group's preferred methods (in order):Roll (usually with some homebrew modifications)Array (sometimes with several different equal arrays)Point Buy (sometimes with a different value)Point Buy often creates cookie cutter characters, with everyone having a high primary score, 14 Con, and 8s and 10s for Int, Str, and/or Cha. Array is kinda nice, but the standard one isn't great, especially for the standard human, so we like to create optional ones. Dice are nice, but it has the probability of creating sucky characters, so we usually have various methods to balance out the rolls.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Shiroiken, post: 7273966, member: 6775477"] My current campaign is odd, because you create two characters at a time. Players can have numerous characters, but usually only play 1 at a time (unless there aren't enough players). It uses standard rolls (4d6k3), but you roll 3 sets, choosing two sets to use. In general, my group's preferred methods (in order): Roll (usually with some homebrew modifications) Array (sometimes with several different equal arrays) Point Buy (sometimes with a different value) Point Buy often creates cookie cutter characters, with everyone having a high primary score, 14 Con, and 8s and 10s for Int, Str, and/or Cha. Array is kinda nice, but the standard one isn't great, especially for the standard human, so we like to create optional ones. Dice are nice, but it has the probability of creating sucky characters, so we usually have various methods to balance out the rolls. [/QUOTE]

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