Rule
A Check tests your innate talent and training to overcome a challenge. When asked to make a Check the GM determines the Difficulty, which Attribute applies, and if you are proficient.
Roll a d20 and add your Attribute. And your Proficiency, if you are proficient:
12
- If the total is greater than the Difficulty you succeed
- If it is equal to or less you fail
- Rolls can be modified by Advantage/Disadvantage
For example, Roche is attempting to lift a carriage trapping an ally. The GM asks him make a Medium (15) Mighty Athletics Check. Roche rolls an 8. His Might is +2, his Proficiency is +2, and he is proficient in Athletics so he gets a total of 12.
He fails the roll, and isn't strong enough to lift the carriage.
8
Rule
The Difficulty of task is represented by a number. The most common difficulties are as follows:
| Description | Difficulty |
|---|---|
| Very easy | 5 |
| Easy | 10 |
| Medium | 15 |
| Hard | 20 |
| Very hard | 25 |
| Nearly impossible | 30 |