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<blockquote data-quote="Sporemine" data-source="post: 4580816" data-attributes="member: 80911"><p>I haven't had many problems with having too many rounds but that might have something to do with my player's &quot;hit it wit a meathead, magic, another meathead, some sort of daily power and whatever flaming things are at hand then, if it's still standing (most things aren't) kick it over and step on it.&quot; approach. This attack strategy usually lets them take out anything that could be even remotely dangerous in about 5 rounds. An important thing to remember is that hazards increase encounter levels and have the added capability of slowing down the players while they are &quot;deactivating&quot; (usually smashing) them. Some of the best hazards for this are several kobolds on a ballista, legless zombies that grab and try to eat you or the classic &quot;pit with a nasty spiky/angry thing at the bottom.&quot; Those are the best things I can think of at the moment.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Sporemine, post: 4580816, member: 80911"] I haven't had many problems with having too many rounds but that might have something to do with my player's "hit it wit a meathead, magic, another meathead, some sort of daily power and whatever flaming things are at hand then, if it's still standing (most things aren't) kick it over and step on it." approach. This attack strategy usually lets them take out anything that could be even remotely dangerous in about 5 rounds. An important thing to remember is that hazards increase encounter levels and have the added capability of slowing down the players while they are "deactivating" (usually smashing) them. Some of the best hazards for this are several kobolds on a ballista, legless zombies that grab and try to eat you or the classic "pit with a nasty spiky/angry thing at the bottom." Those are the best things I can think of at the moment. [/QUOTE]

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