Low math D&D

Oh, and you could simplify armor while you're at it (see the bottom table, the top one is the official rules). Rolling for protection is obnoxious and armor can get a bit much at the upper end, where it risks turning combat into a series of paper cuts.

FATAL

nice dubs-trips-dubs

Where'd you learn to read gets? That's dubs-quads-dubs, not dubs-trips-dubs, you big dummy.

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That's the real question

dubs-satansexts

honestly my man this is elementary school shit

>But what was
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Random class and role generation for Strike!

I see that my word has reached this thread already.

Lel, u retard.

There is no system that has simpler maths than D&D. Literally none.

I don't like d&d and crunch-heaviness in general, but the problem with it is not difficulty. It's fucking simple additions, subtractions and comparing of (mostly positive) integers. If that's hard for you your image pretty much fits you well.

D&Ds crunchiness suck because its tedious and time consuming, its difficulty lies not in it's calculations but memorizing tons of needless stuff. There are lite games that get rid of it but they still operate on the same math functions as D&D - addition, subtraction, number comparistion, rare multiplication or division by factor of two or three.

Risus

Math is useless and a cult.

Fuck off, frogposter.