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<blockquote data-quote="Anubis" data-source="post: 908624" data-attributes="member: 2358">It's the beauty of UK's system.&nbsp; With UK's system, CR and ECL are almost always exactly equal.&nbsp; There is still debate on a couple of conditional modifiers, but that's about it.&nbsp; You add the ECL to the level and you add to the final number based on how much equipment there is, simple.&nbsp; That's part of what's great about the system.CR and ECL should already always be equal seeing as if one creature of a CR is equal to the party level, then that same creature should be able to be on said party as it would be equal to a single character four levels higher.&nbsp; UK's system makes this possible and standard as it should be.CR and ECL are now &quot;handy guides&quot;.&nbsp; Since they produce DIRECT results (XP and treasure) they should all be as accurate as possible.&nbsp; Certain unlikely things such as a monster not being able to attack at all produces an EL penalty and that's about it.&nbsp; Conditional modifiers are always factored in EL though, not CR.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Anubis, post: 908624, member: 2358"] It's the beauty of UK's system. With UK's system, CR and ECL are almost always exactly equal. There is still debate on a couple of conditional modifiers, but that's about it. You add the ECL to the level and you add to the final number based on how much equipment there is, simple. That's part of what's great about the system. CR and ECL should already always be equal seeing as if one creature of a CR is equal to the party level, then that same creature should be able to be on said party as it would be equal to a single character four levels higher. UK's system makes this possible and standard as it should be. CR and ECL are now "handy guides". Since they produce DIRECT results (XP and treasure) they should all be as accurate as possible. Certain unlikely things such as a monster not being able to attack at all produces an EL penalty and that's about it. Conditional modifiers are always factored in EL though, not CR. [/QUOTE]

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