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After doing some math I'm in favor of the two consecutive failures to fail model. (1) Your chance to fail actually increases with challenge complexity. (2) Your chance to succeed increases at a forseeable rate as your skill does, high skill scores stop being all important. (3) The challenge...

Hey! I was going to use that example ;) Glad I updated before posting

Is this what you are trying to say?

For maximum Irony, it ought to be Goku1440's first post.

1 - 89/25.6 = 2,4765625 The halflings is 248% more likely to successfully disarm the trap. If it had been a straight check, the halfling would have been 55% more likely to disarm the trap. (1 - 85/55) Do you still see no problem? Rembember that the characters have dedicated an equal amount of...

The Masterwork armors progress quicker for heavy armor. It's a bandaid that ensures int/dex reliant classes don't progress quicker in ac than the heavy armor guys

That's the issue, the math doesn't quite work out the way it should. I would change the challenge so it ends when the player has achieved 4 successes or failures, making it much more forgiving. Either that, or make it so 2 failures in a row fails the challenge.

Encounters are build around the assumption that each added character equates to a linear increase in challenge. As such, a level one encounter for a six person team would be a 600 xp encounter. For two persons it would be a 200 xp encounter. For two persons, a level 5 monster is a good...

From your first statement I would have expected a "reroll every attack you make, as often as you want per action". By your ruling, that it returns the encounter power at once that would only make sense. Why do you say otherwise?

Immediate Actions are once per round, elf wins

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