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<blockquote data-quote="TheLordWinter" data-source="post: 4134659" data-attributes="member: 63181">Those gnolls should indeed be tough, since they are a 6th level enemy. The berserker you mentioned I presume is the Level 3 Human Berserker monster which has been statted up. Was he not able to serve as a distraction against the gnolls? He should have likely been busting out quite a bit of damage, and at least should have gotten torn up before the rest of the party. Also, what did you do for the Rogue's 1st level Daily power? As far as the Gnolls go, they were likely a bit too powerful for the party. As has been mentioned the two gnolls could be considered the equivalent of roughly five 1st level characters. In addition, I'm relatively sure Pack Attack shouldn't have come into play - the text of the ability says &quot;The gnoll claw fighter deals an extra 5 damage on melee attacks against an enemy that has two or more of the gnoll claw fighter's allies adjacent to it.&quot; Someone can feel free to correct me if I'm mistaken, but I think that wording implies that you need a minimum of three gnolls (or their allies) in order to make Pack Attack happen, since the gnoll claw fighter with the ability doesn't get to count himself.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="TheLordWinter, post: 4134659, member: 63181"] Those gnolls should indeed be tough, since they are a 6th level enemy. The berserker you mentioned I presume is the Level 3 Human Berserker monster which has been statted up. Was he not able to serve as a distraction against the gnolls? He should have likely been busting out quite a bit of damage, and at least should have gotten torn up before the rest of the party. Also, what did you do for the Rogue's 1st level Daily power? As far as the Gnolls go, they were likely a bit too powerful for the party. As has been mentioned the two gnolls could be considered the equivalent of roughly five 1st level characters. In addition, I'm relatively sure Pack Attack shouldn't have come into play - the text of the ability says "The gnoll claw fighter deals an extra 5 damage on melee attacks against an enemy that has two or more of the gnoll claw fighter's allies adjacent to it." Someone can feel free to correct me if I'm mistaken, but I think that wording implies that you need a minimum of three gnolls (or their allies) in order to make Pack Attack happen, since the gnoll claw fighter with the ability doesn't get to count himself. [/QUOTE]

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