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<blockquote data-quote="Mad Hamish" data-source="post: 5780858" data-attributes="member: 25321">My suspicion is that you're probably being put up against too tough an opposition. If you could give a few of the encounters that you've been up against that would give us a better idea.Saying that there are a few other possibilities - not enough defensive items on the fighter.at 9th level he should have 46000gp worth of gear and he should be in full plate.common options aremagic armour, probably +2 or +3 ring of protection probably&nbsp; +1amulet of natural armour probably +1Dusty Rose Prism Ioun stone +1if you get +3 armour that's 9000gp, 2000gp * 2, 5000 = 18000 leaving 28000gp for weapons and other items.and it's 6 AC better than without items, which cut's damage taken significantly. Even +6 instead of +3 it's a significant reduction.- note that in most encounters a fighter is better to let the opposition come to him rather than go to them. That way the fighter gets a full attack in the first round and mostly the opponents only get a single attack. That way he won't be diced before the summons happen.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mad Hamish, post: 5780858, member: 25321"] My suspicion is that you're probably being put up against too tough an opposition. If you could give a few of the encounters that you've been up against that would give us a better idea. Saying that there are a few other possibilities - not enough defensive items on the fighter. at 9th level he should have 46000gp worth of gear and he should be in full plate. common options are magic armour, probably +2 or +3 ring of protection probably +1 amulet of natural armour probably +1 Dusty Rose Prism Ioun stone +1 if you get +3 armour that's 9000gp, 2000gp * 2, 5000 = 18000 leaving 28000gp for weapons and other items. and it's 6 AC better than without items, which cut's damage taken significantly. Even +6 instead of +3 it's a significant reduction. - note that in most encounters a fighter is better to let the opposition come to him rather than go to them. That way the fighter gets a full attack in the first round and mostly the opponents only get a single attack. That way he won't be diced before the summons happen. [/QUOTE]

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