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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ClaytonCross" data-source="post: 7193602" data-attributes="member: 6880599">100 * .64 = 64200 * .4 = 80Yep numbers. Just as meaningless as yours without an explanation. Mine is less twisted because I explained that your hit % is going to change depending on the DM the enemy makes you fight. Again I am not saying your math is wrong only that you need to explain why your multiplying by .64 and .4 to your rolls or the OP (and myself) doesn't have a reasonable expectation of the context in which your "DPR" is relevant. Where I on the other stated up front that my 100% hit DPR is not reliable to determine damage alone. You seem to be trying to demonstrate additional calculations to account for accuracy but your not stating the limitations of calculation your simple stating it as fact. This extra step is bound to be right (if it is correct, which I am going to assume it is) but only with in the limit of the definition your using to make them. So my point is, my DPR is a better guideline as is, and certainly better than none, but yours could be better math that does not show its relevance because you did not list your reasoning and limits. Do that and you very well may have a better answer. Please do! I am interested to see it.Kind of like the meaning of life is 42. Sure maybe it is, but until you tell me how you got that or under what context that is useful it is meaningless. Not saying it is wrong, just that it need elaboration.</blockquote>