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Message: <blockquote data-quote="monboesen" data-source="post: 5391528" data-attributes="member: 4647">There's a lot more to take into account here.The fighter stats seem to measure up just fine. But with the at-will there should be some kind of rider effect. Like doing Str damage to another enemy with Cleave (auto-killing a minion is always nice), sliding/pushing the enemy with Tide of Iron/Footwork Lure (setting up Flanking) or gettin a bonus to hit and damage with Brash Strike.The Rogue should be doing 3d6+5 damage (1d6 by weapon and 2d6 by Sneak Attack). And again the at-wills should either increase damage (Sly Flourish for +2-3 damage) or accuracy (Piercing Strike for attacking Reflex rather than AC).The Cleric should be at +6 attack vs AC or +4 vs other defense (18 str or wisdom) and though the damage isn't great the rider effect could be stuff like +2/+3 bonus to one of his allies attacks. That increases the fighters or rogues chance to hit by 10-15%.The wizard should often be attacking 2-3 enemies at the same time with a burst at-will. That increases damage outpout very nicely.If they were figting goblin warriors good tactics would see the fighter and rogue flanking and attack the same goblin each turn.A goblin warrior has HP 29; Bloodied 14AC 17, Fortitude 13, Reflex 15, Will 12So the fighter attacking with +11 vs AC will hit on a roll 6+ (75%) and the Rogue attacking with +11 vs. Reflex hits on a roll of 4+ (85%). Thats 0,75*13,5 + 0,85*15,5 = 23,3 (the occasional critical will increase the actual number a bit). The fighter could either pile on a bit more damage (about +3) or damage another goblin (5 more damage). Thats very close to offing a goblin warrior each round.The cleric will add at least enough damage to make it 1 dead goblin a round. While at the same time healing and adding bonuses to hit.The wizard should be able to attack 1-3 goblins every round. Lets say 2 on average. I'll assume a Burst 1/Blast 3 (+4 to hit vs. Reflex for 1d6+4 damage). Thats 2*0,5*7,5 = 7,5 damage per round + some kind of rider (slide, psuh, other effect). All in all and including encounter powers I would expect the party of 4 should go through 1,5 goblin a round. So a standard encounter of 4-5 goblins should take 2-4 rounds.</blockquote>

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