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Use this tag when asking about the target numbers rolls are trying to achieve, in systems which call them "difficulties." (Questions about RPG systems that describe the target number of a roll as a "difficulty class", such as D&D, should be tagged [difficulty-class] instead.)
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Is concealed difficulty an integral part of the cliffhanger scene form?
risks where the target number would be extremely high, i.e. 7+ It seems almost backwards but players in later games were far more likely to try things that seemed impossible if they knew the risk, ie difficulty …
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