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<blockquote data-quote="Blizzardb" data-source="post: 4599713" data-attributes="member: 60680">Oh yes, I agree.In my last 4E game as a player my character was the last man standing in a fight with a bunch of hobgoblins. At 3 HP, after finishing 3 of the enemies by himself! 2 of other characters were dead, the last I managed to save at the last death save. Good times!In my last game as a DM, the party survived the last fight seemingly by a miracle. The fight turned bad for them and they had to retreat through a magic portal with 2 men down. One of the 2 characters still standing was at 1 HP left! I'll say it again - good times!So yes, in my experience, 4th edition fights are both exciting and dramatic, even more so than in previous editions. And the monsters are scary - my players are already developing dinosaur fobias after the last fight, not to mention they hate spiders after their mate was eaten by a bloodweb swarm...And if this is different for anyone, maybe, just maybe, he is doing it wrong.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Blizzardb, post: 4599713, member: 60680"] Oh yes, I agree. In my last 4E game as a player my character was the last man standing in a fight with a bunch of hobgoblins. At 3 HP, after finishing 3 of the enemies by himself! 2 of other characters were dead, the last I managed to save at the last death save. Good times! In my last game as a DM, the party survived the last fight seemingly by a miracle. The fight turned bad for them and they had to retreat through a magic portal with 2 men down. One of the 2 characters still standing was at 1 HP left! I'll say it again - good times! So yes, in my experience, 4th edition fights are both exciting and dramatic, even more so than in previous editions. And the monsters are scary - my players are already developing dinosaur fobias after the last fight, not to mention they hate spiders after their mate was eaten by a bloodweb swarm... And if this is different for anyone, maybe, just maybe, he is doing it wrong. [/QUOTE]

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