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<blockquote data-quote="Dog Moon" data-source="post: 4384703" data-attributes="member: 23023">While I do actually appreciate what you've done generalhenry, seems sort of wrong to do that without actually posting a single thought upon the creature you just formatted.Creatures looks fine to me.&nbsp; Seems a little buff, but I would need my books to do a better comparison [very possible that the monsters I've made are actually just weak, though I thought I was following the guidelines of the DMG].Main thing I notice however, is that the bear would never, ever ever EVER use the basic claw attack.&nbsp; Why should it when it has a bite attack that deals more damage and adds bleed or a power that allows it to use TWO claw attacks?&nbsp; While fitting, it doesn't seem right to give it a power it will never use.&nbsp; If you wanted the basic claw attack to be an even moderately okay choice, perhaps give it the knockdown ability and have the 2x attack not give knockback.&nbsp; Then, someone might actually use the claw attack.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dog Moon, post: 4384703, member: 23023"] While I do actually appreciate what you've done generalhenry, seems sort of wrong to do that without actually posting a single thought upon the creature you just formatted. Creatures looks fine to me. Seems a little buff, but I would need my books to do a better comparison [very possible that the monsters I've made are actually just weak, though I thought I was following the guidelines of the DMG]. Main thing I notice however, is that the bear would never, ever ever EVER use the basic claw attack. Why should it when it has a bite attack that deals more damage and adds bleed or a power that allows it to use TWO claw attacks? While fitting, it doesn't seem right to give it a power it will never use. If you wanted the basic claw attack to be an even moderately okay choice, perhaps give it the knockdown ability and have the 2x attack not give knockback. Then, someone might actually use the claw attack. [/QUOTE]

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