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<blockquote data-quote="Ohillion" data-source="post: 7190532" data-attributes="member: 6798304"><p>My original thought was that this could be only two pages. It could see this being reduced to one page. I don't think that would be impossible.</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>And this is the part that goes beyond my ability. In my head, I see a calculator that adds/subtracts a hidden numeric value based on HP, # of attacks per round, special abilities, spells, etc. The higher the 'level' of this data, the more adding behind the scenes happens. When the numbers add up to a specific value, the CR changes up or down. That way, you aren't simply reworking every creature at every possible level. Instead, the sheet calculates an overall value of what the DM wants on the creature and adjusts CR accordingly. I know that there was a tool for creature adjusting similar to the character builder for 4E that WotC started and eventually abandoned. Perhaps your reasoning is why. But there IS a working program that we used at our game table. It seemed simple enough and worked to make the DM's job of raising and lowering monsters fairly easy. I could go on to try to convince you that this is a worthwhile endeavor but as you're already swamped with work and work for hobbies, I don't think my rationale is going to get far. I appreciate you giving it a look though.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Ohillion, post: 7190532, member: 6798304"] My original thought was that this could be only two pages. It could see this being reduced to one page. I don't think that would be impossible. And this is the part that goes beyond my ability. In my head, I see a calculator that adds/subtracts a hidden numeric value based on HP, # of attacks per round, special abilities, spells, etc. The higher the 'level' of this data, the more adding behind the scenes happens. When the numbers add up to a specific value, the CR changes up or down. That way, you aren't simply reworking every creature at every possible level. Instead, the sheet calculates an overall value of what the DM wants on the creature and adjusts CR accordingly. I know that there was a tool for creature adjusting similar to the character builder for 4E that WotC started and eventually abandoned. Perhaps your reasoning is why. But there IS a working program that we used at our game table. It seemed simple enough and worked to make the DM's job of raising and lowering monsters fairly easy. I could go on to try to convince you that this is a worthwhile endeavor but as you're already swamped with work and work for hobbies, I don't think my rationale is going to get far. I appreciate you giving it a look though. [/QUOTE]
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