#ttrpghomebrew
One peculiar thing about modern #DnD is ability scores are supposed to be super important, but they get crunched down into modifiers with such a short spread- essentially +1 to +4.
One peculiar thing about modern #DnD is ability scores are supposed to be super important, but they get crunched down into modifiers with such a short spread- essentially +1 to +4.
When your stat sways you, usually between -2 and +4- the dice has a hefty swing.
My instinct is to go to modifier only and widen the modifier range to +8
My instinct is to go to modifier only and widen the modifier range to +8
Thoughts?
I am compiling my homebrew discussions into a pdf, and that kinda turned into- 'hey why don't I just make this a 5e compatible rules mod'
Like, natural talent could get you +8, and skills a further +5
(Every point over 10 gives you +1) skills go from +1(beginner) to +5 (master)
(Every point over 10 gives you +1) skills go from +1(beginner) to +5 (master)
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