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<blockquote data-quote="LostSoul" data-source="post: 4830163" data-attributes="member: 386">Here are my thoughts, assuming that this issue is spoiling the game in some amount for you:1. Talk it over with the players.&nbsp; Bring up your concerns.&nbsp; Make sure they know that your job is to make the game fun and interesting.&nbsp; See if you can't come to some kind of compromise to make the game more fun.&nbsp; This may mean accepting the AC and using my next two solutions:2. Add in creatures, traps, or terrain that target weak defenses.3. Add in creatures, traps, or terrain that deal automatic damage.Something like an ogre who bull-rushes the Avenger into a flaming pit is always a nice trick.&nbsp; Make sure that all your encounters have something like that in them and hopefully you'll get some more excitement back.I can't think of many monsters that have zones, but an NPC wizard with Stinking Cloud (lvl 5 elite) will hurt the Avenger.&nbsp; Other class-based monsters might give you similar results.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="LostSoul, post: 4830163, member: 386"] Here are my thoughts, assuming that this issue is spoiling the game in some amount for you: 1. Talk it over with the players. Bring up your concerns. Make sure they know that your job is to make the game fun and interesting. See if you can't come to some kind of compromise to make the game more fun. This may mean accepting the AC and using my next two solutions: 2. Add in creatures, traps, or terrain that target weak defenses. 3. Add in creatures, traps, or terrain that deal automatic damage. Something like an ogre who bull-rushes the Avenger into a flaming pit is always a nice trick. Make sure that all your encounters have something like that in them and hopefully you'll get some more excitement back. I can't think of many monsters that have zones, but an NPC wizard with Stinking Cloud (lvl 5 elite) will hurt the Avenger. Other class-based monsters might give you similar results. [/QUOTE]

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