If you create PC-s or NPC-s by rolling "3d6 in order" then this might help you

[Szabtom]

Hi,

Sorry if this has been done before or is super obvious. I hope a few folk will find it useful.

While experimenting and fooling around with Tables, I came up with two ways to quickly generate character attributes for old-school/classic games, using the original "roll 3d6 six times in order" rule.

1. The first method generates the values in a split second. It is perhaps more useful for DM's.

Here is the table:

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And here is the result in the chat. This guy better not try to parley with monsters or hire henchmen...

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2. The second method is much fancier and shows the 3d dies rolling in the chatbox. The chat result is more verbose and takes up more space.

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No brawn and no brains. Will need a lot of luck?

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If you want a random class to be assigned, you can create additional rows in the tables and say "1" is Fighter, "2" is Cleric, "3" is Magic User.
Note: you can click-drag-drop the [3d6] text. I created the second and third rows in 5 seconds.

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