Respuestas al mensaje #2,986

In D&D 5e at least, a nat 20 only matters for attack rolls, not skill checks. There is no auto-success for skill checks, not that it doesn't stop...

This is why in every game I and my friends run, we just eschew rolling unless it really needs it. The only time you're rolling to make a sandwich...

This is why as a GM I always rolled behind the screen and if the result was completely retarded, ignored it.

I'm a rules-light person myself. I was once in a game where I dared another character to eat a triple-triple cheeseburger, and the GM tried to...