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<blockquote data-quote="dave2008" data-source="post: 7103796" data-attributes="member: 83242">That was what surprised me when I saw your comment as well.That makes sense, from our earlier discussion I was curious how you would use the big D.&nbsp; I'm glad you are getting some use out of them.&nbsp; So, what I am hearing is that you find the to hit, DC, damage basically OK from the WotC monsters, but they suffer from low AC / HP and don't have enough interesting ( competitive) abilities.&nbsp; Is that about it.&nbsp; Well that is something I am trying to get closer to with AD&amp;D Updates.&nbsp; Though I still feel the official damage is to low on higher CR monsters.&nbsp; Currently this project is on a bit of a hiatus until I figure out how I want to move forward with a design approach more similar to my hardcore (AD&amp;D) monsters.&nbsp; I was going to wait until I finished all of the epic monsters and convert them all in the 2nd draft.&nbsp; However, since starting the hardcore series it just seems like a waste of time to do that.&nbsp; Now I want to move forward on this project with the new design concept.&nbsp; There a few things that make the Epic Updates different from the Hardcore updates and I just haven't taken the time to hash those out yet.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dave2008, post: 7103796, member: 83242"] That was what surprised me when I saw your comment as well. That makes sense, from our earlier discussion I was curious how you would use the big D. I'm glad you are getting some use out of them. So, what I am hearing is that you find the to hit, DC, damage basically OK from the WotC monsters, but they suffer from low AC / HP and don't have enough interesting ( competitive) abilities. Is that about it. Well that is something I am trying to get closer to with AD&D Updates. Though I still feel the official damage is to low on higher CR monsters. Currently this project is on a bit of a hiatus until I figure out how I want to move forward with a design approach more similar to my hardcore (AD&D) monsters. I was going to wait until I finished all of the epic monsters and convert them all in the 2nd draft. However, since starting the hardcore series it just seems like a waste of time to do that. Now I want to move forward on this project with the new design concept. There a few things that make the Epic Updates different from the Hardcore updates and I just haven't taken the time to hash those out yet. [/QUOTE]

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