Skill Check Procedure

Question

Iron Brothers Games · Accepted Answer

1. Determine Score: Confirm the character's final Skill Score (Attribute + Training). 2. Roll: Roll 1d20. 3. Compare: Compare the d20 result to the Skill Score. If the roll is equal to or under the score, the check succeeds. 4. Effort Value: If successful, the roll result is your base Effort value. 5. Modifiers: Apply any gear, tool, or circumstantial modifiers (which may add to or subtract from the final Effort score). 6. Failure: If the roll is over the Skill Score, the check is a Failure.

Iron Brothers Games · Answer

Unlike the Advantage/Disadvantage system used in Dungeons and Dragons 5e or the variable saving throw tables in Old-School Essentials (OSE), the CRAWL! Unified d20 Roll simplifies resolution by immediately defining the roll as the Effort value. 1. Determine Score: Confirm the character's final Skill Score (Attribute + Training). 2. Roll: Roll 1d20. 3. Compare: Compare the d20 result to the Skill Score. If the roll is equal to or under the score, the check succeeds. 4. Effort Value: If successful, the roll result is your base Effort value. 5. Modifiers: Apply any gear, tool, or circumstantial modifiers (which may add to or subtract from the final Effort score). 6. Failure: If the roll is over the Skill Score, the check is a Failure.