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What's the highest roll you've ever gotten?
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PwrMnky
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In this current game, my character is a 19th level fighter/stonelord ...
... who happens to have turned into half an earth elemental. (take that!)
My BAB is +39.
Not including feats (melee weapon mastery)
Not inlcuding magical weapons (+3 Vorpal, greatsword)
... or any enchantments cast on me at the time (bless)
BUT EVEN WITH THAT BAB!!
We encounter flyers, or invisible creatures ... and I still have a challenge in combat!
(good DM)
... who happens to have turned into half an earth elemental. (take that!)
My BAB is +39.
Not including feats (melee weapon mastery)
Not inlcuding magical weapons (+3 Vorpal, greatsword)
... or any enchantments cast on me at the time (bless)
BUT EVEN WITH THAT BAB!!
We encounter flyers, or invisible creatures ... and I still have a challenge in combat!
(good DM)
blargney the second
blargney the minute's son
Jump checks are ridiculously easy to raise inta tha stratosphere... especially for a gestalt Monk/Druid wildshaped into a high-speed dinosaur. I *almost* jumped vertically onto the roof of a building.
Sejs
First Post
Seeing 40+ on some skill checks isn't outside of the realm of possibility, particularly if the character's taken pains to boost their effectiveness with that skill.
At our table one of our quirks (and there are many) is to refer to any skill check that totals above 40 as being 'thru time'.
DM: OKay, going to need Spot checks.
Player A: *roll* 15
Player B: *roll* 19
Player C: *roll* 41.
DM: *pause... look at Player C* You see through time. Infinite probability stretches before you like a vast ocean: potential futures rising and falling, dancing upon the liquid surface as events in the Now seek to birth them into being...
DM: Also, there's a guy hiding over there in the bushes.
At our table one of our quirks (and there are many) is to refer to any skill check that totals above 40 as being 'thru time'.
DM: OKay, going to need Spot checks.
Player A: *roll* 15
Player B: *roll* 19
Player C: *roll* 41.
DM: *pause... look at Player C* You see through time. Infinite probability stretches before you like a vast ocean: potential futures rising and falling, dancing upon the liquid surface as events in the Now seek to birth them into being...
DM: Also, there's a guy hiding over there in the bushes.
blargney the second
blargney the minute's son
*lol*
That's awesome, Sejs.
That's awesome, Sejs.
(Psi)SeveredHead
Adventurer
Frost giant/were polar bear. 25 point buy. Raging. Natural 20 on a grapple check. It had a grapple bonus of +50 something, so the total was in the +70 range.
SteelDraco
First Post
We don't typically have particularly high-level characters, so my highest was somewhere in the 40s, from both a dwarf druid/nature's warrior and a githzerai monk/psychic warrior.
The dwarf could regularly get into the 40s with an attack roll, since his buffed attack bonus was something along the lines of +25. This was around 12th level.
The githzerai monk had a Tumble check of about the same, at 10th. This was before the group started using opposed Tumble checks, so I never actually bothered to roll it, since the check was high enough that I could do anything in the Tumble description without rolling.
The dwarf could regularly get into the 40s with an attack roll, since his buffed attack bonus was something along the lines of +25. This was around 12th level.
The githzerai monk had a Tumble check of about the same, at 10th. This was before the group started using opposed Tumble checks, so I never actually bothered to roll it, since the check was high enough that I could do anything in the Tumble description without rolling.
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