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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Yellow Sign" data-source="post: 282992" data-attributes="member: 5619">I think that the DR fits very nicely with a superhero type game. While AC does not. For example:    Mister Neutron is being shot at by an Agent of E.V.I.L.  The Agent is using a normal pistol. Say the pistol does 1d10 damage normally and Mister Neutron has a DR of +3/10. Most shots would just bounce off Neutron's radiocative skin (save for a critical hit).The same Agent using a rocket launcher (3d10 damage) would most likely do some damage with every hit. But if you use AC as the guiding factor you have this.   The agent has a Ranged Attack Value of +3. Mister Neuton's AC is 22 (Because of his super hard skin and a small dexterity bonus) Both the pistol and the rocket launcher have the same chance to hit but the rocket launcher would so more damage if it hit. Also give that same Agent a Ranged attack value of +12 and normal pistol, your doing damage to Neuton 50% of the time. Just my 2 cents worth.</blockquote>