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Originally Posted by Chris Rice
What I used to do, when we played a lot back in the day, was to use "comparative DX".
Simply put thus means that, under existing rules, if Aragon has adjDX 16 and the Orc has adjDX 10, Aragon will hit on 90% plus and the Orc will hit on 50%. So Aragorn's high DX isn't helping him as much as it should.
Under "comparative DX" the difference between the combatants is 6 (or +3/-3). Taking 10 as the middle score, Aragorn gets +3 or adjDX 13 and the Orc gets -3 or adjDX 7.
This means Aragon still has a very high hit % but the Orcs hit percentage is much lower.
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When you had an odd difference, did you put the larger half of the points above or below 10?