(TFT) Re: Dan's Improved system of modifying rolls.

[Pasha and or Rick Smith <pnrsmith@istar.ca>]

	Dan,

	I really like this idea of yours!

	I think I will try it for a few months in my
campaign.  I'll let you all know how it works out.

	Rick
>...
>You know, I've been thinking about the TFT method of adding or
>subtracting a D6 to represent the increased or relaxed difficulty
>of achieving a task and the more I think about it, the more I
>don't like it.  I would advocate the following instead:
>
>To represent levels of increased difficulty:
>
>   Take a normal 3d6 roll and add an extra die for each level of
>   difficulty.  Roll the dice and then read the total of the 3 
>   HIGHEST dies.  So for two levels of increased difficulty, roll
>   5 dice and take the highest 3.
>
>To represent levels of relaxed difficulty:
>
>   Take a normal 3d6 roll and add an extra die for each level of
>   difficulty.  Roll the dice and then read the total of the 3
>   LOWEST dice.  So for 1 level of relaxed difficulty, roll 4 
>   dice and take the lowest 3.
>
>I believe this method represents the law of diminished returns far
>better than the "add/subtract a d6" method.
>
>Dan
> 
>
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