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<blockquote data-quote="Regicide" data-source="post: 4762807" data-attributes="member: 67552">Actually, that discussion was for the PCs giving the opponent a penalty on it's attack rolls.&nbsp; What I was mentioning here was the PCs reducing the AC of an opponent.&nbsp;&nbsp; If 2 land the first round, next round the opponent's AC is 4 less, it's actually VERY likely that by round 2 or 3 everyone will be hitting practically every turn as the monster's AC is now 8 less (with 4 players, 10 less with 5, 12 less with 6...)&nbsp; The strategy is actually to lower the monster's AC by round 2 and by round 3 to start unloading daily's on it 2 at a time.&nbsp; But whatever.&nbsp; It's a moot point because it does synergize better, and it's blatantly obvious.&nbsp; It's easier to lower ACs at higher levels especially with things like the rogue paragon path that gives a permanent -2 to AC on a crits and greater access to encounter powers that do it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Regicide, post: 4762807, member: 67552"] Actually, that discussion was for the PCs giving the opponent a penalty on it's attack rolls. What I was mentioning here was the PCs reducing the AC of an opponent. If 2 land the first round, next round the opponent's AC is 4 less, it's actually VERY likely that by round 2 or 3 everyone will be hitting practically every turn as the monster's AC is now 8 less (with 4 players, 10 less with 5, 12 less with 6...) The strategy is actually to lower the monster's AC by round 2 and by round 3 to start unloading daily's on it 2 at a time. But whatever. It's a moot point because it does synergize better, and it's blatantly obvious. It's easier to lower ACs at higher levels especially with things like the rogue paragon path that gives a permanent -2 to AC on a crits and greater access to encounter powers that do it. [/QUOTE]

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