Percentile Rolls

The original Last Unicorn Games' rules for the Star Trek RPG used 2d6 as a basis for all rolls, which makes it a bit harder to provide direct modifiers in a sense I can easily understand. Therefore, the following tables help to translate these rolls into percentile amounts.

2d6 as Percentiles

Result	% chance to roll	= % chance
2	3	3
3	6	9
4	8	17
5	11	28
6	14	42
7	16	58
8	14	72
9	11	83
10	8	91
11	6	97
12	3	100

3d6 as Percentiles

Result	% chance to roll	Rough equiv.	= % chance
3	0.5	1	0.46
4	1.4	1	1.85
5	2.8	3	4.63
6	4.6	5	9.26
7	6.9	7	16.2
8	9.7	10	25.93
9	11.6	11	37.5
10	12.5	12	50
11	12.5	12	62.5
12	11.6	11	74.07
13	9.7	10	83.8
14	6.9	7	90.74
15	4.6	5	95.37
16	2.8	3	98.15
17	1.4	1	99.54
18	0.5	1	100

Notes

1: The (original) total sum of the Rough column (for the 3d6 table) came to 104, indicating rolls of 3-4 and 17-18 to be so insignificant as to be each valued at less than 1/2 of a percent. The 9 thru 12 rolls were each lessened by 1 to accommodate.

2: As the Last Unicorn Games (LUG) material is the base for SFC's rules, there may be some references to Tests that imply using 1d6 to resolve chance. If Bonuses and/or Difficulties imply a modifier that is clearly 1d6 based, translate each value (+1, +2, +3, et al) as multiplied by 5 points and make the written change to the rules to reflect the translation into the 1d100 system.