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<blockquote data-quote="Andion Isurand" data-source="post: 758654" data-attributes="member: 10062">chances of encountering creaturesIn most campaigns, your party is going to run across a lot of enemies without any damage reduction.While some new, more powerful monsters may appear, many more difficult encounters are going to involve creatures with more class levels and/or hit dice advancement.Obviously, this new system actually favors the fighter types... who can't always cast Greater Magic Weapon.&nbsp; The common folk can now band together to forge new weapons using special materials to fight off nasty monsterous threats... and relying on their own wits.I can see where might hurt any class centered around using a single kind of weapon...&nbsp; except perhaps a bunch of throwing daggers, or any ammunition weapon.Now you can no longer rely on doing the same thing over &amp; over &amp; over &amp; over again ( like finding someone to cast greater magic weapon, or sticking to your quintissential +5 weapon )</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Andion Isurand, post: 758654, member: 10062"] [b]chances of encountering creatures[/b] In most campaigns, your party is going to run across a lot of enemies without any damage reduction. While some new, more powerful monsters may appear, many more difficult encounters are going to involve creatures with more class levels and/or hit dice advancement. Obviously, this new system actually favors the fighter types... who can't always cast Greater Magic Weapon. The common folk can now band together to forge new weapons using special materials to fight off nasty monsterous threats... and relying on their own wits. I can see where might hurt any class centered around using a single kind of weapon... except perhaps a bunch of throwing daggers, or any ammunition weapon. Now you can no longer rely on doing the same thing over & over & over & over again ( like finding someone to cast greater magic weapon, or sticking to your quintissential +5 weapon ) [/QUOTE]

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