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<blockquote data-quote="Anubis" data-source="post: 499300" data-attributes="member: 2358">Well, I think the problem is in the sample dragon, actually.&nbsp; The Young Black Dragon, which is CR 4 (CR 6 to some) is the same as the Very Young Red Dragon, CR and HD both.&nbsp; Yet the Very Young Red Dragon could do far more damage . . . The Very Young Red Dragon could seriously hurt the Level 10 Party.&nbsp; In my current campaign, the supposedly CR 2 Wyrmling Red Dragon is a challenge for my Level 5-6 party, so I know my numbers work for Reds and stuff.These examples have given me thought.&nbsp; When I designed these numbers, I used Red Dragons as my template for determining CR.&nbsp; White Dragons and Black Dragons are far weaker than all other dragons . . . Line Breath and d4 breath is weaker actually . . . I'll come up with a few more modifiers and get back to you.&nbsp; The Black Dragon was and stuff were enlightening . . .I'll look into it and report back.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Anubis, post: 499300, member: 2358"] Well, I think the problem is in the sample dragon, actually. The Young Black Dragon, which is CR 4 (CR 6 to some) is the same as the Very Young Red Dragon, CR and HD both. Yet the Very Young Red Dragon could do far more damage . . . The Very Young Red Dragon could seriously hurt the Level 10 Party. In my current campaign, the supposedly CR 2 Wyrmling Red Dragon is a challenge for my Level 5-6 party, so I know my numbers work for Reds and stuff. These examples have given me thought. When I designed these numbers, I used Red Dragons as my template for determining CR. White Dragons and Black Dragons are far weaker than all other dragons . . . Line Breath and d4 breath is weaker actually . . . I'll come up with a few more modifiers and get back to you. The Black Dragon was and stuff were enlightening . . . I'll look into it and report back. [/QUOTE]

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