User talk:AoR Derangement

Hi, this is in response to your comment below:

 On the topic of Ability Score Rolling, I recently spotted your edit to add two more possible values to the table. My original intention when creating it was to make it clear that whenever one sees the secondary values read X/Y, they can also always be Y/X.

If that was not very clear, can you help me figure out what the best way to make it known might be, without filling the table with duplicate permutation entries? Recommendations are welcome, as the only thing that comes to my mind is separating those values with a slash ( / ), instead of having them on separate columns.

Thanks.

- Derangement (Talk | contribs)


 * Its best to keep both tables.


 * Also, with regards to the two new permutations entries which I have added, they are not duplicates.
 * The reason is that, its very easy and clear to understand that the position of the columns of the First Table (under "Possible Values"), corresponds directly to the position of the columns of the Second Table (under "Order of the Ability Scores").


 * I also suggest, that we clearly state the total number of possible permutations for the Ability Scores, so that the reader will not be left guessing as to how many there are.


 * With tables, the reader can just easily copy all the information into their spreadsheet.
 * No need for guesswork, and all information at their fingertips.


 * NOTE: are there any more permutations for the Ability Scores? If so, lets list them all.
 * ( I may have missed some).
 * --Psykronos (talk) 07:24, 21 May 2013 (UTC)


 * Continuing brainstorming on this topic on the Talk:Ability_Score_Rolling page (first two posts copied there too).