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<blockquote data-quote="Cheiromancer" data-source="post: 3427224" data-attributes="member: 141"><p>I'm trying to understand what happens for non-epic monsters. Generic ones, insofar as this is possible, not ones that have an achilles heel that another monster can exploit. You mean multiply by 2/3, right? To go from v5 to v6? So the numbers get smaller? Is that all you did with the v5 numbers (Undead and equipment using monsters excepted)?</p><p></p><p>I don't understand. What happens if I take four CR 9 monsters and pit them against various CR 18 monster (all CRs from v5)? The little monsters are chosen to have a variety of talents, and the results are averaged (so the result is as generic as possible); do the big monsters almost always prevail? And does it turn out that you need eight CR 9 monsters to prevail against a CR 18 monster?</p><p></p><p>I was under the impression that the monster CRs in v5 obeyed the CR x 2 = EL + 4 rule. And so in a fight club setting you'd need 4 monsters of CR X to defeat one monster of CR 2X. Is that not the case? Do the monsters in v5 instead obey the rule that CR x 2 = EL + 6? And so you need 8 monsters of CR X to defeat one monster of CR 2X?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Cheiromancer, post: 3427224, member: 141"] I'm trying to understand what happens for non-epic monsters. Generic ones, insofar as this is possible, not ones that have an achilles heel that another monster can exploit. You mean multiply by 2/3, right? To go from v5 to v6? So the numbers get smaller? Is that all you did with the v5 numbers (Undead and equipment using monsters excepted)? I don't understand. What happens if I take four CR 9 monsters and pit them against various CR 18 monster (all CRs from v5)? The little monsters are chosen to have a variety of talents, and the results are averaged (so the result is as generic as possible); do the big monsters almost always prevail? And does it turn out that you need eight CR 9 monsters to prevail against a CR 18 monster? I was under the impression that the monster CRs in v5 obeyed the CR x 2 = EL + 4 rule. And so in a fight club setting you'd need 4 monsters of CR X to defeat one monster of CR 2X. Is that not the case? Do the monsters in v5 instead obey the rule that CR x 2 = EL + 6? And so you need 8 monsters of CR X to defeat one monster of CR 2X? [/QUOTE]
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