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<blockquote data-quote="jtrowell" data-source="post: 4063002" data-attributes="member: 57422">On the topic of a 4th level group beating a 11th level solo monster, note that with the 1/2 level progression, the base number is just a +3 difference (+2 for level 4 versus +5 for level 11, as I supposed it will be reounded down)Of course, if you add paragon powers or items to the monster, it will give it another advantage, but a groupe of 4th level could manage to make it, especially it the group has got 5 or 6 PCs versus the lone solo monster.I would still give the monster the advantage, but with the new math (and lower damage output from what we've seen), I'd would not suppose that it would win every time versus a well prepared (and lucky) PC group.Moreover, maybe the PCs were higher level when they defeated the solo monster ? (eitheir because they had naturally gained one or two level since, or because they had been advanced in order to test paragon play)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jtrowell, post: 4063002, member: 57422"] On the topic of a 4th level group beating a 11th level solo monster, note that with the 1/2 level progression, the base number is just a +3 difference (+2 for level 4 versus +5 for level 11, as I supposed it will be reounded down) Of course, if you add paragon powers or items to the monster, it will give it another advantage, but a groupe of 4th level could manage to make it, especially it the group has got 5 or 6 PCs versus the lone solo monster. I would still give the monster the advantage, but with the new math (and lower damage output from what we've seen), I'd would not suppose that it would win every time versus a well prepared (and lucky) PC group. Moreover, maybe the PCs were higher level when they defeated the solo monster ? (eitheir because they had naturally gained one or two level since, or because they had been advanced in order to test paragon play) [/QUOTE]

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