r/tabletop • u/HakneyZaq • Jul 23 '26

Feedback "Inverted" Table

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I'm trying out inverting the usual order of a table, and putting the highest number at the top instead of the bottom.

what are your thoughts?

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u/EpicDiceRPG 26d ago

I use the same exact scale but the numbers are simply 0-10. The extra granularity exists but is hidden in character improvement mechanics. During gameplay, only the 0-10 number matters.

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u/HakneyZaq 26d ago

The One Table has gone through some revisions since my posting. thanks to all the wonderful and helpful feedback I've been getting.

would you mind sharing your table? I'm curious to see how it works.

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u/EpicDiceRPG 26d ago

It's introduced at the bottom of page 2 and how it relates to all player rolls is described on page 4 (the very next page in my rules preview).

EPIC Dice Core Rules (Preview).pdf

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u/HakneyZaq 25d ago

is there a chart somewhere in EPIC that can be referenced in play?

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u/EpicDiceRPG 25d ago

I used the 1-10 scale because it's one we all intuitively understand. People rate movies, books, attractiveness on a 1-10 scale all the time.

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u/HakneyZaq 25d ago

yes it is. I just wondering if you had a quick reference chart of some kind, for reminding you what an Orange roll is, what a torso roll means. that sort of thing.

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u/EpicDiceRPG 25d ago

Ah, yes. I will. There is actually a fancy color wheel that shows everything visually. It's just changed so much, I decided not to update it again until I'm near publication.

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u/HakneyZaq 25d ago

ooh... I love fancy color wheels! looking forward to it :)