More on 5e and a Bit on Gopher Thanks to tomasino for the insightful [reply on my last post][0]. I think you're right that the issue of 'too many rolls' is largely a GM problem, as opposed to a system problem. That said, 5e encourages this style of play - one just has to look at a 5e character sheet to see the large number of skill rolls and bonuses available. The GM is inexperienced, and the other players seem to be fine with the rolling, which is why I have not spoken up. But I am going to try and see what happens. And speaking of my 5e group, I have told them I want to run a game or two for them, and I've already gifted them each copies of [White Box FMAG][1] so they have an idea of what a minimal, old-school game system looks like. Hopefully in the next few weeks I'll be running a game for them, I'll report here on how it goes. Also I have to say I'm enjoying writing posts again on gopher. While [my blog][2] gets more attention, it's far easier posting here. I think I'll keep up posting in both and we'll see how it goes - the blog is better suited to graphics-heavy posts, while gopher is more suited for quick posts or things like my text adventures and house rules. [0]: gopher://gopher.black/1/phlog/20200306-re-smolderingwizard-roll-vs-roleplaying [1]: gopher://gopher.smolderingwizard.com/9/rpg/player_and_gm_resources/white_box_2nd_print.pdf [2]: https://smolderingwizard.com/