Hi, I have been playing and DMing AD&D 2e using the Simplified Sheet since March, and my players and I recently noticed an issue with how Attack Rolls and Damage Rolls are calculated from the character sheet. As shown in the attached picture, the sheet appears to multiply both the Strength and Dexterity modifiers by 0, causing the final results to be incorrect. This results in attack rolls being higher than expected when calculating AC and lower than expected when calculating damage. For example: 1. AC calculation -- I believe the correct formula in the example shown should be: 15 - ((6) + (+2) + (+1) + (+3)) = 15 - 12 = AC 3 Where -- Base value: 15; Strength modifier: +2; Dexterity modifier: +1; Miscellaneous modifier: +3 (I understand that these modifiers would not normally all be applied simultaneously; I am using them together here simply to demonstrate the calculation.) 2. Damage calculation -- I believe the correct formula should be: (4+5) + (+2) + (-1) = 9 + 1 = 10 DMG Where -- Weapon damage: 4 + 5; Strength modifier: +2; Miscellaneous modifier: -1 However, in both cases, the Strength and Dexterity modifiers appear to be multiplied by 0, as shown in the attached image, meaning that their modifiers have no effect on the final calculation. This seems to be a bug with the way the both roll fields are calculating the ability modifiers. Could you please take a look at this and confirm whether this is intended behavior or a bug? Thank you!
