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<blockquote data-quote="Clint_L" data-source="post: 8833410" data-attributes="member: 7035894">Your fix to great weapon fighting doesn't help nearly as much as your fixes that rely on proficiency because changing the damage dice doesn't scale. It's also inconsistent (i.e. going from 1d8 to 1d12 is +2 on average, d10 to 2d6 is +1.5, 1d12 to 2d8 is +2.5, etc.). It's also complicated. If you're just going to do a damage increase, then just do +proficiency to all of them.Which I actually like. Great weapon fighting is absolute trash at the moment. Simplifying it and making it +proficiency makes it a worthy option.Giving thrown weapons all a 180' maximum range is a bit goofy. A dagger taking someone out at 180 feet? That's quite a throw!Combining interception and protection like that is VERY powerful, especially at low levels. Too powerful. And two weapon fighting doesn't need the boost, especially that much of a boost - that makes it crazy good.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Clint_L, post: 8833410, member: 7035894"] Your fix to great weapon fighting doesn't help nearly as much as your fixes that rely on proficiency because changing the damage dice doesn't scale. It's also inconsistent (i.e. going from 1d8 to 1d12 is +2 on average, d10 to 2d6 is +1.5, 1d12 to 2d8 is +2.5, etc.). It's also complicated. If you're just going to do a damage increase, then just do +proficiency to all of them. Which I actually like. Great weapon fighting is absolute trash at the moment. Simplifying it and making it +proficiency makes it a worthy option. Giving thrown weapons all a 180' maximum range is a bit goofy. A dagger taking someone out at 180 feet? That's quite a throw! Combining interception and protection like that is VERY powerful, especially at low levels. Too powerful. And two weapon fighting doesn't need the boost, especially that much of a boost - that makes it crazy good. [/QUOTE]

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