Some social situations or believes about social are surely more likely with certain groups of neurodivergent people and thus questions about it should give some information about the test taker.

Most of these questions are not about preferred ways to play but about approval. I'm not sure if the preference is even mentioned anywhere.

Is the assumption here that people play only one kind of ttrpg? As most of these would fully depend on the game I'm playing.

For statblocks my go to are ones made by Conflux Creatures: Nothics, including some bits of lore and tactics.

The temple would surely have some Animated Objects as well!

What is the now expanded part? All of the Third-party licenses?

Ei sen ole tarkoitus niitä estää vaan parantaa muiden autoilijoiden huomiota, jotta ehtivät toivottavasti reagoimaan näihin jarrutteluihin.

Can you share your data? Because anyway unless the roll engine is faulty the past won't tell you about the future rolls.

You really can't fix it by artificially nerffing because assuming that the platform has random enough dice (which is most likely does for any real needs) the fact that they have thrown poorly before doesn't mean that they will do so after your changes.

I don't know how you are keeping track of the rolls but if you aren't, I would first try that to truly see if it really is the case that the rolls are lower than average. Our memories of things going poorly aren't objective and tend to enlarge amount of bad outcomes.

I don't really care, the number of rolls in a game might be too much or too little either way.

Ei tässä lapsia pitäisi rajoittaa vaan somealustoja. Jatkuvat syötteet ja algoritmi jota ei voi itse säätää toteuttaa sitä pahaa oloa ja addiktiota ihan kaiken ikäisille.

Because I don't know what their max roll might be and it achieves them something, they gain knowledge that something is impossible for them.

I really love Mouse Guards simple skill progression where skills advance when you have succeeded AND failed with them enough times.