Hello all. I'm OgreMage, the guy who wrote the basis for the rules you're using. Just dropping by to see how you're all going with it.<br/><br/>Just as a reminder, concurring with zeusthunder: whenever you're rolling an attack or defense, you're rolling a number of dice equal to two of your scores, as specified by the ability being used. Each dice that comes up a 5 or 6 counts as a success, and you total your successes.<br/><br/>Thus a roll of 5,2,1,6,2,6,6,5,6,1 is six (6) successes (one for each 5 or 6 that got rolled).<br/><br/>EDIT: however, damage rolls are different. You roll one, or two dice, and then add a number equal to any scores mentioned. For example, if you have a power that deals "1d6+Agility" damage, and you have Agility 4, then you roll a six-sided dice, and add 4 to whatever number you get. Example: I rolled a 3, so I add 4, for a total of 7.<br/><br/>Anyway, carry on having fun<img alt=":lol:" src="./images/smilies/icon_lol.gif" title="Laughing"/>