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<blockquote data-quote="Shades of Eternity" data-source="post: 9404322" data-attributes="member: 10869">I'm starting to brainstorm kaiju for my own purposes and realized that nothing really works currently so trying to figure out my model.One of my favorite failed projects was Reach of Titan where the idea is you have a team that takes them down and then uses their purposes for building equipment and sustainability.The way I see it , there are three different ways to do Kaiju:1. as a monster - they will need legendary actions and it's probably needed to separate the various body parts into separate monsters.2. as a dungeon - probably can use a 5 room dungeon model to cover the fundamentals.3. as a skill challenge - your often more trying to survive rather then fight godzilla/mothra/rodan/kong/gamera/etc.also how do you change the scenerio if you end up as the pilot/transformed into your own kaiju.&nbsp; How do you make it feel epic without suffering from &quot;my car is cooler then I am&quot; syndrome while still allowing the abilities of the party to shine through?What are your thoughts on how to do Kaiju in a way that plays to the strengths of 5e ?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Shades of Eternity, post: 9404322, member: 10869"] I'm starting to brainstorm kaiju for my own purposes and realized that nothing really works currently so trying to figure out my model. One of my favorite failed projects was Reach of Titan where the idea is you have a team that takes them down and then uses their purposes for building equipment and sustainability. The way I see it , there are three different ways to do Kaiju: 1. as a monster - they will need legendary actions and it's probably needed to separate the various body parts into separate monsters. 2. as a dungeon - probably can use a 5 room dungeon model to cover the fundamentals. 3. as a skill challenge - your often more trying to survive rather then fight godzilla/mothra/rodan/kong/gamera/etc. also how do you change the scenerio if you end up as the pilot/transformed into your own kaiju. How do you make it feel epic without suffering from "my car is cooler then I am" syndrome while still allowing the abilities of the party to shine through? What are your thoughts on how to do Kaiju in a way that plays to the strengths of 5e ? [/QUOTE]

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