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<blockquote data-quote="Mustrum_Ridcully" data-source="post: 4015359" data-attributes="member: 710">Previously, you looked into the feats table: &quot;What can I do to make this orc a better archer/axe-swinger&quot;. Now, you look at the monster guidelines and look: &quot;What would an Orc with the archer role look like&quot;. Previously, you looked at dozens of feat tables, opened various splat books, to finally find the right combination of feats and skills. Now, you just follow a set of guidelines.At the end, the PCs will fight your Archer-Orc or your Axe-Swinger Orc. But in the first case, you wasted a lot of time finding the right stats, in the second time you had some spare time to flesh out the look of Archer-Orcs and the reason why he and the Axe-Swinger Orc work together in this particular scene, and even remembered to give the Axe-Swinger a sheet of paper with some map sketches that might lead to the next adventure of the PCs.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mustrum_Ridcully, post: 4015359, member: 710"] Previously, you looked into the feats table: "What can I do to make this orc a better archer/axe-swinger". Now, you look at the monster guidelines and look: "What would an Orc with the archer role look like". Previously, you looked at dozens of feat tables, opened various splat books, to finally find the right combination of feats and skills. Now, you just follow a set of guidelines. At the end, the PCs will fight your Archer-Orc or your Axe-Swinger Orc. But in the first case, you wasted a lot of time finding the right stats, in the second time you had some spare time to flesh out the look of Archer-Orcs and the reason why he and the Axe-Swinger Orc work together in this particular scene, and even remembered to give the Axe-Swinger a sheet of paper with some map sketches that might lead to the next adventure of the PCs. [/QUOTE]

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