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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Cadfan" data-source="post: 4955819" data-attributes="member: 40961">What matters is what number you need to roll on the die. If you are rolling a +0 attack versus an AC of 15, and later are rolling a +5 attack versus an AC of 20, the benefit of rolling twice doesn't change.  In both cases you need to roll a 15 on the die, and rolling twice affects your chance of rolling a 15 on the die. As for your earlier comment on whether rolling twice is "a bit much," well, its all relative, isn't it?  Depends what you're charging the character for the ability.  In 3e, I'd be a little leery of giving that out to just anyone, because you just know you'll end up with a hasted ranger rolling eight attacks per round with two d20s per roll.  But I might consider it if for a character who paid something significant for it- like getting to roll twice on his primary attack by sacrificing his secondary attacks.  Assuming he's not playing a supercharger build or something where he only attacks once per round anyways.  Its all situational.</blockquote>