[5e OGL] HALFLING LUCK -non macro

On the default 5e character sheet there is a little box to activate this in the settings ( ⚙ ) tab. The question is, exactly how does this work? I see that you can no longer roll a 1, however, does that mean you can NEVER roll a 1? Not even on a reroll (i clicked about 150 times... no 1's)?  Any ideas? In case you need further aid finding what I'm referring to. Thanks!!

Afaik, yes. Certain reroll class features say, for example, the fighter great weapon fighting says: you can reroll the die and must use the new roll, even if the new roll is a 1 or a 2. Halfling luck has no stupulation about forcing you to keep a one, so always reroll is how I've seen it played

Check out Class Options . More technically, from line 5508 of the sheet's HTML :     on("change:halflingluck_flag", function() {         getAttrs(["halflingluck_flag"], function(v) {             toggle = v.halflingluck_flag && v.halflingluck_flag === "1" ? " ro<1 " : "";             setAttrs({halflingluck: toggle});         });     }); Rerolling Dice explains what ro<1 does.

So while this is an easy way to make the game run more smoothly, it is not the actual RAW from 5e? kk, i think just remembering to reroll might have to our approach. Thanks!

Daelric said: So while this is an easy way to make the game run more smoothly, it is not the actual RAW from 5e? kk, i think just remembering to reroll might have to our approach. Thanks! As I said, as far as I understand it, Rerolling all 1s that come up is RAW.

From the  compendium : Lucky : When you roll a 1 on the d20 for an Attack roll, ability check, or saving throw, you can reroll the die and must use the new roll. So, RAW it is one reroll, and must use the reroll. Since this is also from the OGL rolls, sounds like the sheet needs to be corrected. EDIT: the halflingluck attribute which is used in the rolls is either empty (not activated) or "ro" which is the dice command to reroll once. So it is doing it according to RAW.

Scott C. said: EDIT: the halflingluck attribute which is used in the rolls is either empty (not activated) or "ro" which is the dice command to reroll once. So it is doing it according to RAW. Correct.