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<blockquote data-quote="IanB" data-source="post: 4119101" data-attributes="member: 1473">That &quot;Skeletal Tomb Guardian from DDXP&quot; posted in this thread is the same creature, that's just what's on the RPG side of the card (I have one.)Remember what you're looking at here are the stat cards for the miniatures game. There are still significant differences between the two games, the most major of which is how much damage a single attack does in each game. Cascade of steel in the RPG isn't going to be doing an average of 25 damage per hit; per the RPG side, it does d8+6.&quot;Mastermind&quot; on the mind flayer card is just a keyword. It is something you can use for keyword-related powers in the minis game, like the Eternal Blade's champion effect that lets her give an ally +2 attack/+10 damage vs. creatures with a keyword of your choice. There could be a future creature that gets +2 speed when in a warband with a Mastermind, that sort of thing.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="IanB, post: 4119101, member: 1473"] That "Skeletal Tomb Guardian from DDXP" posted in this thread is the same creature, that's just what's on the RPG side of the card (I have one.) Remember what you're looking at here are the stat cards for the [i]miniatures[/i] game. There are still significant differences between the two games, the most major of which is how much damage a single attack does in each game. Cascade of steel in the RPG isn't going to be doing an average of 25 damage per hit; per the RPG side, it does d8+6. "Mastermind" on the mind flayer card is just a keyword. It is something you can use for keyword-related powers in the minis game, like the Eternal Blade's champion effect that lets her give an ally +2 attack/+10 damage vs. creatures with a keyword of your choice. There could be a future creature that gets +2 speed when in a warband with a Mastermind, that sort of thing. [/QUOTE]

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