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<blockquote data-quote="Stormonu" data-source="post: 5750378" data-attributes="member: 52734">Put me down for taking the Dexterity modifier out of AC.&nbsp; With Dexterity adjusting your AC and your Reflex save AND your ability to hit, it's too good.&nbsp; Make AC about absorbing the attack and Reflex about avoiding it.&nbsp; If you want to apply your Dex modifier to AC or be able to use your Reflex in place of AC, make it a feat, skill or ability.Also, I suggest adding a feat/skill/ability that allows you to increase on of your four defenses (AC, Fortitude, Reflex, Will) by +1, up to 1/3 your level (don't make it automatic, or it's kind of pointless).&nbsp; If the defense falls into the &quot;prime defense&quot; for your class (Fighter - AC or Fortitude, Rogue - Reflex or Fortitude, Cleric - Will or AC, Wizard - Will or Reflex) you can increase it by 1/2 levels.&nbsp; Heck, you could treat magical armor/items as granting you one of these bonuses; since they're the same type of bonus they won't stack (and it can help against the Christmas tree effect).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Stormonu, post: 5750378, member: 52734"] Put me down for taking the Dexterity modifier out of AC. With Dexterity adjusting your AC and your Reflex save AND your ability to hit, it's too good. Make AC about absorbing the attack and Reflex about avoiding it. If you want to apply your Dex modifier to AC or be able to use your Reflex in place of AC, make it a feat, skill or ability. Also, I suggest adding a feat/skill/ability that allows you to increase on of your four defenses (AC, Fortitude, Reflex, Will) by +1, up to 1/3 your level (don't make it automatic, or it's kind of pointless). If the defense falls into the "prime defense" for your class (Fighter - AC or Fortitude, Rogue - Reflex or Fortitude, Cleric - Will or AC, Wizard - Will or Reflex) you can increase it by 1/2 levels. Heck, you could treat magical armor/items as granting you one of these bonuses; since they're the same type of bonus they won't stack (and it can help against the Christmas tree effect). [/QUOTE]

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