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It’s essential to prioritize ability scores based on your chosen class. For example, a rogue would benefit from a high Dexterity score for stealth and agility, while a cleric would benefit from a high Wisdom score for spellcasting and insight.

Additionally, ability scores also affect other game mechanics like saving throws and skill checks. Having balanced scores or scores tailored to your character’s role can significantly enhance your gameplay experience.

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As the Ethel clones only take one hit to disappear, some good spells to use against them are Scorching Ray (AOE – hurl 3 rays of fire at targets within range) and Magic Missiles (allowing you to hit 3 targets). As there are only 2 clones, Magic Missiles is the perfect number the reveal Ethel. She will then say “You Bloody Clever Clog” when you hit her.

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A fun way to make 4d6 method even more intense that we used in our current campaign is to roll for an ability score one at a time, then be forced to assign it to an Ability of your choice, before rolling the next.

Causes a crazy amount of tension and second guessing ones self, as you don’t know if you will do worse or better with your upcoming rolls.

So, you might roll a 15 and thinking that this is good for your Clerics main Wisdom and assign it to that, but then roll a 16 or 17 next only to be forced to put it into a secondary Ability score. Opposite can also happen where you think you will get a better roll for your Wisdom, only for it to never happen.

Very entertaining to watch people freak out – lol!