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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Dr_Ruminahui" data-source="post: 4748985" data-attributes="member: 81104">Yeah, I made the newbie mistake of forgetting that Curse damage only applies once per round - so by applying it to all attacks, I seriously uber-ed up the monster.  So, I'll remove 1d6 from all the attacks.  Not sure how to incorporate some "curse like" damage, though - really, it should apply to the first successful attack roll each round, but for simplicity's sake, I may just only apply it to Hellish Rebuke, as that will be used once (and only once) each round.That will go quite some way to remedying the "over damage" issue.Incidentally, I do plan to spread around the damage - the Moblie Melee Fighter is designed in such a way that if the monster wants to get his defensive bonus he pretty much needs to move alot and thus spread the damage around.  Glad you like making it a move action, Nurgle.  And Abdul, that's a great suggestion about making it a shift - it does simplify the language and does exactly the same thing.As for the Armour of Agathys, Nurgle, it damages anyone who starts next to it on the beginning of their turn - which makes it perfect to just make it an aura (which I did) as that's what aura's do too.As for number of actions, I think I have it about right - it will be making 3 attacks  a turn, each doing on average about 12 points of damage (on a hit), with an uber-attack that can potentially hit several players doing about 15 damage every 2-3 turns.  The fight will get even tougher when its bloodied, with the party likely low on powers and the monster doing +2 damage on each attack.  Plus with the aura (doing on average 8 automatic damage to anyone next to it), given that the party is highly melee dependant (4 out of the 5 players are melee oriented, with only one of those (the cleric) with any ranged options at all), he should be challenging.  Of course, if the party rolls 3 crits in 2 rounds like with the last solo, things may be a bit less so for the party.  8)</blockquote>

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