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Happy Gary Gygax Day – Gary’s birthday, July 27, 1938.
3d6, 6 times: I rolled a competent fighter for most early editions of D&D. Buy the best armor possible at level 1, a melee weapon, whatever missile or thrown weapons can be afforded, and some flasks of oil with any remaining change, then they're ready to head into the nearest dungeon.
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Mini-Rant
The d20 is bad. It is terrible for anything that shouldn't be random. I've spent a decade of my life training my skills for harsh survival in dangerous situations... but still fail the simplest tasks 5% of the time. I've never attempted this skill or ability before, but i have a 5% chance of wildly succeeding to the point of legend.
Utter trash.
Bell curves. Multiple dice. You are supposedly playing a skilled character. Why is your output so random? Because the d20 is random, it doesn't represent the output of a skilled character.
3d6. Replace a d20 with 3d6. Reliable numbers more often, the spread is mort consistent, but you can still fail and succeed greatly. But at less than a percent chance.
Scaling is also capable of being done several ways. The different ways affect the outcome differently. More dice slightly flattens and extends the bellcurve, different sized dice raise and extend the curve, while raw numerical increases simply shift the curve on the scale. These three are representative of, depth of skill, potential and enhancement(quality tools or magic.)
Phantasmal Kitchen Nightmares (School: Illusion, Level: 4) Based off a Tweet by @KWholesaler, illustration by @meltteddali
STR – 13 INT – 6 WIS – 12 DEX – 9 CON – 7 CHR – 16
Happy Gary Gygax Day (born July 27, 1938). Â Still time in this time zone for the mostly-annual rolling of 3d6 six times in order.
This is a perfectly playable charactyer using Holmes’ Basic D&D rules, the cleaned-up 1977 edit of the original 1974 OD&D.
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Happy Gary Gygax Day! (born July 27, 1938)
Celebrating with the annual rolling of 3d6 in order:
Str 17
Int 12
Wis 15
Dex 10
Con 10
Cha 12
For Moldvay Basic D&D I might make this into a wise fighter or a competent militant cleric
STR -- 15 INT -- 11 WIS -- 11 DEX -- 16 CON -- 13 CHR -- 8
Happy Gary Gygax Day (born July 27, 1938). Time for the annual rolling of 3d6 six times in order.
Who should I be today? This is a solid set of stats, besides the 8 charisma which seems to be an annual tradition of its own.
