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<blockquote data-quote="Infiniti2000" data-source="post: 5243616" data-attributes="member: 31734">If these are repeatable problems, log a bug.&nbsp; The shortness of two hps seems very odd though and definitely should be repeatable.&nbsp;Okay, there's your problem.&nbsp; When you modify the level, you need to recheck the numbers.&nbsp; Unless a monster is created with all standard values (unusual), then it's possible to screw them up, especially with large changes.&nbsp; Changing the level (I think) simply raises/increases all the modifiers across the board.&nbsp; I've seen some screwing things, too, so I just do a quick double check and many times simply click the &quot;reset&quot; buttons for wacky values.&nbsp;Can you explain what you mean?&nbsp; What is power-point tracking?&nbsp; What is &quot;do something cool&quot; with regards to character creation?&nbsp; Quite honestly, though, I would much rather have zero support for houserules and instead add more tools or work on stability for the current ones.&nbsp; That's me, though, and I just make the comment to point out that different customers have wildly different expectations and desires.&nbsp; For example, a feature I would like is a DM's option for the CB that let's me group multiple characters' stat/skill blocks and print them all out on one page.&nbsp; Or, how about an encounter builder?&nbsp; Mapping tool?&nbsp;But, the ability to search monsters AND powers is pure gold.&nbsp; Making a monster from scratch is now very easy and enjoyable.&nbsp; Just find a monster &quot;close enough&quot; and then tweak his abilities and powers.&nbsp; Search the DB of powers with a keyword or 3 and then you'll have lots of cool options.&nbsp; Drag and drop the powers?&nbsp; Awesome.&nbsp; It seems like an obvious interface now, and makes me wonder why no one has done this for previous editions.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Infiniti2000, post: 5243616, member: 31734"] If these are repeatable problems, log a bug. The shortness of two hps seems very odd though and definitely should be repeatable. Okay, there's your problem. When you modify the level, you need to recheck the numbers. Unless a monster is created with all standard values (unusual), then it's possible to screw them up, especially with large changes. Changing the level (I think) simply raises/increases all the modifiers across the board. I've seen some screwing things, too, so I just do a quick double check and many times simply click the "reset" buttons for wacky values. Can you explain what you mean? What is power-point tracking? What is "do something cool" with regards to character creation? Quite honestly, though, I would much rather have zero support for houserules and instead add more tools or work on stability for the current ones. That's me, though, and I just make the comment to point out that different customers have wildly different expectations and desires. For example, a feature I would like is a DM's option for the CB that let's me group multiple characters' stat/skill blocks and print them all out on one page. Or, how about an encounter builder? Mapping tool? But, the ability to search monsters AND powers is pure gold. Making a monster from scratch is now very easy and enjoyable. Just find a monster "close enough" and then tweak his abilities and powers. Search the DB of powers with a keyword or 3 and then you'll have lots of cool options. Drag and drop the powers? Awesome. It seems like an obvious interface now, and makes me wonder why no one has done this for previous editions. [/QUOTE]

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