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<blockquote data-quote="delericho" data-source="post: 6722062" data-attributes="member: 22424">Each player has a choice of three methods:1) Random roll: 4d6 drop lowest, 6 times arrange to suit. Reroll if your highest stat is 13 or lower, or if your net modifier is +0 or less. (Also, if you choose random roll then you have to roll in front of the group, you're locked in as soon as the first die hits the table, and you're expected to play the character in good faith - no suiciding a character because you got bad rolls.)2) Standard array: 16/15/13/12/10/8.3) 28-point buy, using the costs from the 3.5e DMG.(I spent a lot of time in the 3e years trying lots of different generation methods and not being happy with any of them. I finally hit on this as my solution. I used it in my final 3.5e campaign, and in my SWSE campaigns, and am now using it with 5e. It seems to work well enough, though I'm aware there are some concerns about stats starting above 15 in 5e.)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="delericho, post: 6722062, member: 22424"] Each player has a choice of three methods: 1) Random roll: 4d6 drop lowest, 6 times arrange to suit. Reroll if your highest stat is 13 or lower, or if your net modifier is +0 or less. (Also, if you choose random roll then you have to roll in front of the group, you're locked in as soon as the first die hits the table, and you're expected to play the character in good faith - no suiciding a character because you got bad rolls.) 2) Standard array: 16/15/13/12/10/8. 3) 28-point buy, using the costs from the 3.5e DMG. (I spent a lot of time in the 3e years trying lots of different generation methods and not being happy with any of them. I [i]finally[/i] hit on this as my solution. I used it in my final 3.5e campaign, and in my SWSE campaigns, and am now using it with 5e. It seems to work well enough, though I'm aware there are some concerns about stats starting above 15 in 5e.) [/QUOTE]

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