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<blockquote data-quote="Cap'n Kobold" data-source="post: 8741927" data-attributes="member: 6802951">Without knowing the game, I would look at that and think that that machine is pretty similar to a dragon. Maybe Huge or Gargantuan I'm not sure, but without some of the special abilities/spells etc of an actual dragon. I think that the average dragon could probably tear it up, so why not a group of level 20 characters willing to burn their daily resources?It is impossible to know its actual hit points, so I'm guessing the issue is the looks of the fight rather than the &quot;fighters can't do enough damage&quot; technical aspect that snaps your suspension of disbelief?I'm guessing it wouldn't look weird to you if it was a volley of missiles blowing it up, or a laser vaporising its midsection, but one guy with a sword is a step too far?Why is that nonsensical? I see all-caster parties be highly successful extremely often.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Cap'n Kobold, post: 8741927, member: 6802951"] Without knowing the game, I would look at that and think that that machine is pretty similar to a dragon. Maybe Huge or Gargantuan I'm not sure, but without some of the special abilities/spells etc of an actual dragon. I think that the average dragon could probably tear it up, so why not a group of level 20 characters willing to burn their daily resources? It is impossible to know its actual hit points, so I'm guessing the issue is the [I]looks [/I]of the fight rather than the "fighters can't do enough damage" technical aspect that snaps your suspension of disbelief? I'm guessing it wouldn't look weird to you if it was a volley of missiles blowing it up, or a laser vaporising its midsection, but one guy with a sword is a step too far? Why is that nonsensical? I see all-caster parties be highly successful extremely often. [/QUOTE]

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