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<blockquote data-quote="Enkhidu" data-source="post: 2145221" data-attributes="member: 351">I remember seeing that spreadsheet, and being a bit in awe over it. I seem to remember it being multi-functional, and very &quot;plug and play&quot; with the numbers (as in enter the PC/NPC, slap in the bonuses, watch them go). Am I remembering rightly?Oh, and for morithiel, our group has enough non-core (and in fact, wholly homebrewed) abilities and items that the DM kicks up the group's EL a notch or two for figuring out challenges (a good example is that the Command abilities my PC has include among their choices things like granting flank if two allies threaten the same creature - when we can bring that to bear, our two weapon fighting, weapon finesse rogue and our power attacking fighter mop the floor with things).&nbsp; In addition, good planning on our part made it impossible for the baddies to get away (that's what happens when you get some semi-friendlies to physically bar the exits, cut off the battlefield, and have the good fortune to have the only NPC capable of fleeing via magic fail a save so miserably when hit with destruction in round one.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Enkhidu, post: 2145221, member: 351"] I remember seeing that spreadsheet, and being a bit in awe over it. I seem to remember it being multi-functional, and very "plug and play" with the numbers (as in enter the PC/NPC, slap in the bonuses, watch them go). Am I remembering rightly? Oh, and for morithiel, our group has enough non-core (and in fact, wholly homebrewed) abilities and items that the DM kicks up the group's EL a notch or two for figuring out challenges (a good example is that the Command abilities my PC has include among their choices things like granting flank if two allies threaten the same creature - when we can bring that to bear, our two weapon fighting, weapon finesse rogue and our power attacking fighter mop the floor with things). In addition, good planning on our part made it impossible for the baddies to get away (that's what happens when you get some semi-friendlies to physically bar the exits, cut off the battlefield, and have the good fortune to have the only NPC capable of fleeing via magic fail a save so miserably when hit with [i]destruction[/i] in round one. [/QUOTE]

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