You've just awoken, and the pale mother told you to explore, seek out and understand...so...why not? after all, he did say the sapling he holds resembles the Pale mother so much so he promised i may too be able to hear her voice, just like the Pale Mothers Avatar!

"you worry too much! kick back, lavish the ride and all it has to offer~ there's some buds in the picnic basket, help yourself, it'll be a long ride before we get to a...concert, I'm taking you too, don't tell me, you don't think mommy will agree? suit yourself..."

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People call these different things but let me describe them so you know what I mean.

Configured DC refers to something similar to the d20 system used by 5e DND. Various statistics contribute to a difficulty threshold for a specific task. The dice must be rolled to meet that threshold for a success, otherwise the roll fails. Degrees of failure can be distinguished but are relative to the DC, but utilizing degrees of success or failure places additional burden on the GM. Additionally, statistical information for the DC to be derived from necessitates a more complex overall system.

Static Dice refers to a system where any given action is rolled on a specific dice and the success or failure of that roll is determined by the dice type. Quite a few systems use these types of rolls. E.g. a six sided dice is rolled and any result of 3 or greater results in a success no matter how complex the topic of the roll. Again, degrees of success or failure can be derived from ranges of results on the dice though. This lessens the burden on the GM and player significantly but does lack nuance and specifying degrees can cause gms and players to narrow in on what specific degrees can look like.

I’m plotting some community content for Deviant and want to get some opinions from Tumblr.