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<blockquote data-quote="MechaTarrasque" data-source="post: 8823801" data-attributes="member: 6801226">For the longest time, I had difficulty reconciling monks being put in the same group with fighters and barbarians, and then I realized that what they have in common is no one can agree how super they are supposed to be.&nbsp; Perhaps the warrior group could have some ability that got stronger the longer the fight goes on, so if you are just beating up some poor orc marauders in a couple of rounds, the fighter is some dude swinging a sword a lot, the barbarian is an angry dude, and the monk is a kung fu fighter (cue the song), but if the group spends an hour fighting Tiamat, the fighter becomes Captain America, the barbarian is the Hulk, and the monk is Goku at some late point in the fight.&nbsp; I am not quite sure how that should work, but I think establishing the Warrior group as the Main Event types of the party.Edit:&nbsp; Maybe a bloodied condition.....</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MechaTarrasque, post: 8823801, member: 6801226"] For the longest time, I had difficulty reconciling monks being put in the same group with fighters and barbarians, and then I realized that what they have in common is no one can agree how super they are supposed to be. Perhaps the warrior group could have some ability that got stronger the longer the fight goes on, so if you are just beating up some poor orc marauders in a couple of rounds, the fighter is some dude swinging a sword a lot, the barbarian is an angry dude, and the monk is a kung fu fighter (cue the song), but if the group spends an hour fighting Tiamat, the fighter becomes Captain America, the barbarian is the Hulk, and the monk is Goku at some late point in the fight. I am not quite sure how that should work, but I think establishing the Warrior group as the Main Event types of the party. Edit: Maybe a bloodied condition..... [/QUOTE]

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