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well, that, and i imagine that'd be absolute hell to actually run.

tier 3 is 11th to 16th, i'm pretty sure.

to be fair, it sounds like you're also buying all the merchandise in the wagon!

woah, hey, we're not looking for a court case here!

this thread has been really fascinating to follow. these games are way before my time, so it's very cool seeing a playthrough. i hope you get to see this endeavor through to the end!

does this imply that if you guys make a monstrous menagerie 3, it'll feature a three-headed dragon on the cover?

i mean, i linked the maneuvers. you can check them yourself. you'll find that, aside from perfect assault, i put at least as much detail into my explanations for how they work as the game did (albeit with a mild touch of exaggeration for amusement purposes - that tendency can seep into my tone...

ok, let me pull up the list of a5e combat maneuvers...uh... how about i stride around the battlefield and hit half the enemy force so hard they get major concussions and forget what walking is for a moment? or bully the boss with that. or maybe i'll just go full chiropractor and bruise...

...it's mislabeled as a d8 table, too.

my main concern is this sounds like a lot of tables. which i guess is the intent, but also kinda sounds like a pain. ...wait, t&t has a wild magic table?

you mean level 7 and level 3 respectively? suggestion is a level 2 spell, not a level 3 spell. i mean, that doesn't change your overall point, but still.

...starting to understand why some people let their players take maximum hit points...

trials and treasures is the DM book. it also has magic items.

i mean, if your players have a way to bring him back to life then and there and you're pretty sure they'd do it, you could just let him die and let them bring him back. you could also say that "stopping his heart" means he drops to 0 hit points, so they can heal him normally to bring him back...

oh, you're referring to how numbers scale? i mean, okay, except 3(.5)e exists. the numbers in 3(.5)e scale at least as fast as they do in 4e/pf2e, yet the CR system there is about as good as 5e's (which is to say, it's not). also, pf2e has a proficiency without level option which brings the...

what curve? what are you talking about?

i have no idea how you reached this conclusion. well i mean yeah, obviously you'd need to change how the monster math works. 4e and pf2e did that.