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<blockquote data-quote="dave2008" data-source="post: 9385667" data-attributes="member: 83242">That is exactly what I mean though. It is hard because a system like 5e is so variable in PC power per level based on how a PC is configured, equipped, and played.For example, this chart assumes the use of magic weapons, feats, and multiclassing.&nbsp; At level 20 a PC is assumed to have:<ul>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">Magic items: 2 uncommon, 2 rare, and 2 very rare</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">Max primary stat + magic item boost (+3 to attack or save DC)</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">Access to feats &amp; multiclassing</li>
</ul>If I where to publish this I would try to be as clear as possible about the assumptions. However, it is an average and each group and PC will not fall neatly into any given level as they jump around in power level at different levels. 5e PC math is not &quot;neat,&quot; but this table is, so there will be some rounding errors here and there.Again, if I were to publish I would also create an encounter building guideline that is as clear as possible about how to create an encounter of different degrees of challenge.Thank you for your thoughts and comments!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dave2008, post: 9385667, member: 83242"] That is exactly what I mean though. It is hard because a system like 5e is so variable in PC power per level based on how a PC is configured, equipped, and played. For example, this chart assumes the use of magic weapons, feats, and multiclassing. At level 20 a PC is assumed to have: [LIST] [*]Magic items: 2 uncommon, 2 rare, and 2 very rare [*]Max primary stat + magic item boost (+3 to attack or save DC) [*]Access to feats & multiclassing [/LIST] If I where to publish this I would try to be as clear as possible about the assumptions. However, it is an average and each group and PC will not fall neatly into any given level as they jump around in power level at different levels. 5e PC math is not "neat," but this table is, so there will be some rounding errors here and there. Again, if I were to publish I would also create an encounter building guideline that is as clear as possible about how to create an encounter of different degrees of challenge. Thank you for your thoughts and comments! [/QUOTE]

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