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<blockquote data-quote="luide" data-source="post: 6282813" data-attributes="member: 74205">I have majority of the monsters up to adventure 5 updated to MM3 math, but only on the D&amp;D 4e Combat manager statblock library. I can give that to you if you wish.For my group I've also found out that many encounters use multiple low-level (low as in 2-4 levels below PC's) and those seemed to be more of a speedbumbs than real threats against my group of 4 Paragon PCs, as the enemies were hitting on 15-17 and PCs on 3-6. Changing them to equal level changed the dynamics of the encounters to be more &quot;dangerous&quot; for PCs.BTW, Masterplan library files are not actually trivial to share. Post version 8.8 they added a copy protection feature that makes library files only work with the computer/user account that you created the Library file on.It can be circumvented, but I'm not willing to go public on how to do it. Suffice to say that it is not hard if you know what you're doing.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="luide, post: 6282813, member: 74205"] I have majority of the monsters up to adventure 5 updated to MM3 math, but only on the D&D 4e Combat manager statblock library. I can give that to you if you wish. For my group I've also found out that many encounters use multiple low-level (low as in 2-4 levels below PC's) and those seemed to be more of a speedbumbs than real threats against my group of 4 Paragon PCs, as the enemies were hitting on 15-17 and PCs on 3-6. Changing them to equal level changed the dynamics of the encounters to be more "dangerous" for PCs. BTW, Masterplan library files are not actually trivial to share. Post version 8.8 they added a copy protection feature that makes library files only work with the computer/user account that you created the Library file on. It can be circumvented, but I'm not willing to go public on how to do it. Suffice to say that it is not hard if you know what you're doing. [/QUOTE]

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