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    To determine success on a roll in a tabletop RPG, one takes the value of the characteristic being used, subtracts it from 6, and needs to roll above the remaining number on a six-sided die. For example, with a Strength characteristic of 4, the number needed to roll above is 2, and with a Dexterity of 1, the number needed is 5.

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    To determine success on a roll in a tabletop RPG, one takes the value of the characteristic being used, subtracts it from 6, and needs to roll above the remaining number on a six-sided die. For example, with a Strength characteristic of 4, the number needed to roll above is 2, and with a Dexterity of 1, the number needed is 5.

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    To determine success on a roll in a tabletop RPG, one takes the value of the characteristic being used, subtracts it from 6, and needs to roll above the remaining number on a six-sided die. For example, with a Strength characteristic of 4, the number needed to roll above is 2, and with a Dexterity of 1, the number needed is 5.

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    AP LITERATURE: TABLETOP RPG


    In order to determine the success of a roll, one
    must take the value of said used Characteristic,
    subtract that said value from a total of 6, and
    roll above the remainder.
    Example:
    6 - (Characteristic Value) = (Number Needed to
    Roll Above)
    Strength - (4)
    Number Needed to Roll Above = 2
    Dexterity - (1)

    Number Needed to Roll Above = 5

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