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11:20 PM
@vedantchandra Here, have a meta thread about bots. (Consider having your bot only respond to direct pings)
@Cat Welcome back!! :D
 
11:43 PM
> Here’s another secret: You don’t actually have to set the DC before the player rolls the check. Decide whether the character succeeds based on the check result. You’ll probably find that your gut feeling (and the player’s) squares pretty well with the set DCs presented here. A number below 10 is never going to make it. A number in the low teens is good enough for an easy task. A number in the middle teens will succeed at a moderate task. And when a player rolls a 16 or better, there’s usually little question that the character succeeds.
Apparently that is a quote from D&D Next.
 
@AlexP "Your players will never know," my left foot.
 
So, maybe I'm going out on a limb here, but... I feel like if you don't trust players to be able to translate from "gut feeling" to "obstacle number" in 3 seconds flat... something is wrong.
It's not necessarily too complex.
Just, I dunno, not intuitive in the right way?
Rejigger your numbers. Or make up a silly chart with names for the DCs. Or. I dunno! Something!
But what is so wrong with your DCs that you have a whole little paragraph about "Sometimes you can't even be bothered to pull a DC out of your butt..."
 
@AlexP My reaction is either that a) they know their DC system is incomplete/insufficient enough that they'll have to rely on "a good GM can fix it;" or that b) this is yet another case of trying to cater to ALL the RP styles by adding a paragraph for people who don't like their system about not using their system--as if that then makes freeform DC creation part of the D&D Next system instead of a houserule or a subversion.
 
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