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<blockquote data-quote="S'mon" data-source="post: 2110346" data-attributes="member: 463">My current method for tabletop game is either 25 PB or 3/4d6 x6, optional reroll if mods total +3 or less.&nbsp; Ha resulted in a wide variety of stats but no obvious problems yet.&nbsp; I also let them have a +1 Inherent bonus/2 levels instead of +1 stat/4 levels, this is handy for rolled PCs as it lets them even up 'useless' stats.For PBEM I'm using 28 PB and +1 Inherent/2 levels, again seems fine.Previously for high-powered tabletop game I used 35 PB, which was ok.&nbsp; Before that I used &quot;roll 3/4d6 as often as you like&quot; which produced characters of around 50 PB (highest I saw was 56), this was not a very good idea - a party of such characters hits very hard and tends to think they're the bees knees, they don't think they need to rely on each other much, but are still fragile and while they'll massacre foes of equal CR they can still get massacred by CR+4 enemies.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="S'mon, post: 2110346, member: 463"] My current method for tabletop game is either 25 PB or 3/4d6 x6, optional reroll if mods total +3 or less. Ha resulted in a wide variety of stats but no obvious problems yet. I also let them have a +1 Inherent bonus/2 levels instead of +1 stat/4 levels, this is handy for rolled PCs as it lets them even up 'useless' stats. For PBEM I'm using 28 PB and +1 Inherent/2 levels, again seems fine. Previously for high-powered tabletop game I used 35 PB, which was ok. Before that I used "roll 3/4d6 as often as you like" which produced characters of around 50 PB (highest I saw was 56), this was not a very good idea - a party of such characters hits very hard and tends to think they're the bees knees, they don't think they need to rely on each other much, but are still fragile and while they'll massacre foes of equal CR they can still get massacred by CR+4 enemies. [/QUOTE]

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