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<blockquote data-quote="Rystil Arden" data-source="post: 4277510" data-attributes="member: 29014">There's no reason to force the game so they can't do that any more if that's what they should reasonably be able to do with their powers in the situation in which they find themselves.&nbsp; Doing that more than a little is just being adversarial (like in previous editions when you would build all enemies to specifically negate a PC build or something like that).There's also the question of the 'credible threat' of some whole encounters vis-a-vis the 'one enemy survivor that you save for later'.&nbsp; There are certainly some KotS encounters that barely dealt us any damage at all and didn't seem could possibly have killed us.&nbsp; Should they not have counted as 'credible threats'?&nbsp; It's not an easy judgment call.&nbsp; You can make it, but you shouldn't have to in 4e.&nbsp; They've made the system so streamlined and simple in other areas, that messy fiaty cludge sticks out like a sore thumb (and one easily fixed).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Rystil Arden, post: 4277510, member: 29014"] There's no reason to force the game so they can't do that any more if that's what they should reasonably be able to do with their powers in the situation in which they find themselves. Doing that more than a little is just being adversarial (like in previous editions when you would build all enemies to specifically negate a PC build or something like that). There's also the question of the 'credible threat' of some whole encounters vis-a-vis the 'one enemy survivor that you save for later'. There are certainly some KotS encounters that barely dealt us any damage at all and didn't seem could possibly have killed us. Should they not have counted as 'credible threats'? It's not an easy judgment call. You can make it, but you shouldn't have to in 4e. They've made the system so streamlined and simple in other areas, that messy fiaty cludge sticks out like a sore thumb (and one easily fixed). [/QUOTE]

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