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<blockquote data-quote="Mistwell" data-source="post: 6248679" data-attributes="member: 2525">Not for attacking the same target, for merely being within 5' of the target.&nbsp; They can be attacking a different PC, but as long as they are in 5' of the target, they grant the +1 attack bonus.&nbsp; I just don't see how a 2 on 1 situation with 10 Kobolds couldn't result in a hit.&nbsp; I mean Kobolds are not dumb animals, they have an OK intelligence and wisdom, they know they do better when they swarm foes...so how does a pack of 10 not get better than rolling a natural 17 to hit a first level party? First level armor classes should range from around 13 to 18.&nbsp; The Kobolds should be attacking with a +3 to +6 attack bonus.&nbsp; So they should need a range of about 7-15 to hit.&nbsp; They only way they'd need a 17 to hit, is if they literally have no allies nearby AND they are attacking one of the highest possible ACs in the game at first level.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mistwell, post: 6248679, member: 2525"] Not for attacking the same target, for merely being within 5' of the target. They can be attacking a different PC, but as long as they are in 5' of the target, they grant the +1 attack bonus. I just don't see how a 2 on 1 situation with 10 Kobolds couldn't result in a hit. I mean Kobolds are not dumb animals, they have an OK intelligence and wisdom, they know they do better when they swarm foes...so how does a pack of 10 not get better than rolling a natural 17 to hit a first level party? First level armor classes should range from around 13 to 18. The Kobolds should be attacking with a +3 to +6 attack bonus. So they should need a range of about 7-15 to hit. They only way they'd need a 17 to hit, is if they literally have no allies nearby AND they are attacking one of the highest possible ACs in the game at first level. [/QUOTE]

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