Talk:Edi's Character Sheet

Since we're not starting in Udrell, you might want to make him from somewhere else. -gm

"A bit of luck" is a pretty cool ability. MATHS:

Effective DC	Percent chance normally	Percent chance with "A bit of luck"	Equivalent bonus
1	100%	100.00%	+0.00
2	95%	99.75%	+0.95
3	90%	99.00%	+1.80
4	85%	97.75%	+2.55
5	80%	96.00%	+3.20
6	75%	93.75%	+3.75
7	70%	91.00%	+4.20
8	65%	87.75%	+4.55
9	60%	84.00%	+4.80
10	55%	79.75%	+4.95
11	50%	75.00%	+5.00
12	45%	69.75%	+4.95
13	40%	64.00%	+4.80
14	35%	57.75%	+4.55
15	30%	51.00%	+4.20
16	25%	43.75%	+3.75
17	20%	36.00%	+3.20
18	15%	27.75%	+2.55
19	10%	19.00%	+1.80
20	5%	9.75%	+0.95

It appears that it mostly shines at making a 50/50 chance into nearer a sure thing--the effect is on a bell curve. Still, for anything but a sure thing, it's at least a +1 bonus, and usually much more.-Slitherrr

I also liked this wording: For the next round, any time the target rolls a d20, he may roll twice and take the more favorable result. Once you've applied this buff, the recipient gets to roll 2d20 take the best for all rolls he makes for the next round. Not so interesting low level, but once AOE effects, more spells/saves, and multiple attacks become a thing, it scales. --Msallen

Haha yeah geez. I don't know many AoEs that allow multiple d20 rolls from the attacker, but having it for multiple attacks would be a fantastic damage boost. The ray spells also qualify. -Slitherrr

I was thinking more about saving against an AoE. Seems like as level grows, the likelyhood that a round of combat is going to involve making multiple attacks and saves goes up quite a bit. --Msallen

True, I was definitely focused on actions under the recipient's control (since you can maximize your gain if you maximize the number of d20s you have to roll), but increased chance of having to save against an attack is also justified. -Slitherrr