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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Stalker0" data-source="post: 9652373" data-attributes="member: 5889">I highly highly HIGHLY disagree. This was one of the best changes in 5e.3e iterative math is complex and slow. When a player is dealing with 6 attacks all with different bonuses, there is math (and who doesn't have that one player that as soon as a single math calculation is involved their turn time triples), and it forces you to check with the DM on every....single....attack to see if it hit. With 5e's system, I roll the attacks quickly all with the same math, and if the first one hits, than I can assume later attacks that are higher also hit, greatly speeding things up.This had consequences to monster design its true, and I do think 5e needed to do more with its monster design to account for this, but for the PCs this was a very good change.</blockquote>