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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Jeremy Ackerman-Yost" data-source="post: 5164537" data-attributes="member: 4720">While I'm not certain I can agree to most of what you said, this last has some merit.  I'm not enough of a 4e wonk to know how many monsters are going to create some problems here.But the math itself suggests that the average user is only going to notice those issues at the top end of their performance (i.e. fighting the very toughest defenses).  You can mitigate most of that by lopping off the biggest, baddest defenses at the knees to get them within the upper range of expected dice outcomes.No, that won't be perfect, but it would take a series of corner cases to make it look really different over time.  But if you're throwing corner case after corner case at your players, you're probably not within the expected design space, anyway.</blockquote>