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<blockquote data-quote="Imaro" data-source="post: 5666382" data-attributes="member: 48965">I've been thinking about 4e lately, and some of the problems I had with the game. Now I know many of 4e's fans enjoy the added emphasis (and I would almost go so far as to say requirement) for teamwork in the game. However, one of my problems with 4e was doing the whole... &quot;one on one duel&quot;, &quot;faceoff with your nemesis&quot;... type thing. I feel like this is probably one of if not the most famous trope of fantasy adventure and thus want to be able to recreate it in 4e. That said, I am wondering a few things...&nbsp;1. Are there any official rules for one on one duels or battles.&nbsp;2. Barring official rules how do you handle these types of things in 4e.&nbsp;Side Note: I am not looking for the answer of &quot;use a skill challenge&quot;. While this might be okay for a random street duel... I think it's ill suited to a PC facing a nemesis he has pursued through various trials and tribulations, as well as levels. In other words, and IMO, this isn't a satisfactory way of dealing with something I feel should be important to a PC.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Imaro, post: 5666382, member: 48965"] I've been thinking about 4e lately, and some of the problems I had with the game. Now I know many of 4e's fans enjoy the added emphasis (and I would almost go so far as to say requirement) for teamwork in the game. However, one of my problems with 4e was doing the whole... "one on one duel", "faceoff with your nemesis"... type thing. I feel like this is probably one of if not the most famous trope of fantasy adventure and thus want to be able to recreate it in 4e. That said, I am wondering a few things... 1. Are there any official rules for one on one duels or battles. 2. Barring official rules how do you handle these types of things in 4e. Side Note: I am not looking for the answer of "use a skill challenge". While this might be okay for a random street duel... I think it's ill suited to a PC facing a nemesis he has pursued through various trials and tribulations, as well as levels. In other words, and IMO, this isn't a satisfactory way of dealing with something I feel should be important to a PC. [/QUOTE]

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