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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Sadras" data-source="post: 7506625" data-attributes="member: 6688277">Agreed. Maybe, but I'm not necessarily convinced. I agree 4e is very forgiving.In our table's last 5e session, the party went up against a skeletal dragon, 4 winter wolves and a wizard's simulacrum in difficult snow-ridden terrain with their visibility reduced to 30 feet due to the hostile weather conditions. It was the only combat of a rather significant session (table-wise, not due to story) and despite the terrain and weather conditions being so much against them, the characters had their full allotment of resources and were able and did take advantage of it. So early on in the fight (which was entertaining and full of decision making) I increased the skeletal dragon's hit points by 50.The combat proved challenging but not insurmountable with 2 out of 5 characters unconscious. Fun was had by all. It was going to be the last combat and session we were going to have with one of our players so I was pushing for something more nail-biting. Railroad or not, for me I did the right decision for our table.</blockquote>