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<blockquote data-quote="FrogReaver" data-source="post: 7138274" data-attributes="member: 6795602">I don't think your comparison does justice to those that prefer random rolls.&nbsp; There's rarely a need to find a way to die in a randomly rolled game because every DM I've seen allows rerolls for stats they feel are too low.&nbsp; Besides the few buttholes here that try to pressure others into their preferred playstyle by acting like they are less skilled or a bad role player, that line of thinking isn't something universal.&nbsp; Most people don't think you are a bad player or role play bad because you don't like rolling for stats.&nbsp; (Also if I recall I got told by the point buyers that I was a bad role player because I liked having high off stats).I think a better facet of this discussion is how much variance in starting stats are you okay with?&nbsp; For example if there was a character that had 2 more in every stat than you would that be too far from equal footing?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="FrogReaver, post: 7138274, member: 6795602"] I don't think your comparison does justice to those that prefer random rolls. There's rarely a need to find a way to die in a randomly rolled game because every DM I've seen allows rerolls for stats they feel are too low. Besides the few buttholes here that try to pressure others into their preferred playstyle by acting like they are less skilled or a bad role player, that line of thinking isn't something universal. Most people don't think you are a bad player or role play bad because you don't like rolling for stats. (Also if I recall I got told by the point buyers that I was a bad role player because I liked having high off stats). I think a better facet of this discussion is how much variance in starting stats are you okay with? For example if there was a character that had 2 more in every stat than you would that be too far from equal footing? [/QUOTE]

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