I would But I didn't want to deal with tabbing in and out so I used pen and paper. My wife cleaned the living room and threw them away on me, I honestly thought I was the only one nerdy enough to want to see those numbers. While I'm curious to to it again to see if I get the same results, I'm going to wait until a modder gets frustrated as I did and makes a mod that will automatically export Rolls to a spreadsheet.
Hmmm so you recorded 2400 rolls and then manually added them up (in sets of 1200) to get the two averages? That's...a lot of data to do math on, whether you did it by hand or used a calculator. Transcription & math errors might have a significant effect: accidentally entering "155" instead of "15" once will will shift your average by ~0.1. Those uncertainties still *probably* wouldn't explain the 3.5 difference you found between player and enemy, but...
If you roll a die the average is going to be half the dies value +1, so average roll for a d6 will be 4, a d8 will be 5, a d10 will be 6, d12 will be 7 ect.
Not quite. It's half the die's value plus 0.5.
