u/GushReddit

Lots or little?

Single rolls directly affect things a long ways down, or quickly drowned out in the noise of what happens after?

Even spreads or weighted distributions?

Anymuch else?

Personally, I'm not a fan of "upfront long-term" RNG such as rolling for stats, but tons of mid-adventure stat rolls is good by me is.

I'm also a fan, conceptually, of *weirder* kinds of rolls, like multiplying dice together and exploding coin flips and so such on, but can't say I've experienced them well enough to say if they hold up at the table.

As per title, what is your least favorite thing about your favorite system?

Am Curious.

Just out of pure curiousity, I wanna know what games for the Playdate make the most frequent and aggressive use of the crank on the thing.

What do y'all say? What's Playdate's crank breakers?