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<blockquote data-quote="SpellObjectEnthusiast" data-source="post: 9372894" data-attributes="member: 7031017">Very unlikely you'll get a satisfying game doing this with any d20 game, honestly.These are easy to make but I wouldn't recommend doing them at the table.&nbsp; There are charts which you can easily derive values from as long as you know what level you want the monster/item to be.&nbsp; Only takes a couple minutes to do.Easily done, just use simple DCs for everything.Unfortunately, the encounter building rules work in PF2 and &quot;hard&quot; encounters are actually really hard, compared to 5e where the hardest encounter still has nearly a 0% chance the party will lose, or Shadowdark where every fight is a probable TPK.&nbsp; Its important to actually build encounters towards the difficulty you want.&nbsp; That said, the process of doing so takes like 2 minutes.You can get very far by just using simple DCs for everything and giving +2 whenever players have good ideas.The 4 degrees of success tend to give a wider range of results to actions.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="SpellObjectEnthusiast, post: 9372894, member: 7031017"] Very unlikely you'll get a satisfying game doing this with any d20 game, honestly. These are easy to make but I wouldn't recommend doing them at the table. There are charts which you can easily derive values from as long as you know what level you want the monster/item to be. Only takes a couple minutes to do. Easily done, just use simple DCs for everything. Unfortunately, the encounter building rules work in PF2 and "hard" encounters are [I]actually really hard[/I], compared to 5e where the hardest encounter still has nearly a 0% chance the party will lose, or Shadowdark where every fight is a probable TPK. Its important to actually build encounters towards the difficulty you want. That said, the process of doing so takes like 2 minutes. You can get very far by just using simple DCs for everything and giving +2 whenever players have good ideas. The 4 degrees of success tend to give a wider range of results to actions. [/QUOTE]

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