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<blockquote data-quote="Todd Roybark" data-source="post: 8069934" data-attributes="member: 6920677">There seems to be a common thread in the posts quoted above.&nbsp; There is an illustration of a hat, or a snake that has eaten an elephant, in the&nbsp; book, The Little Prince.How you interpret the illustration depends on what you will allow yourself to see.A Lizardfolk Monk X /Cleric of War 1 can chose from the following AC formulas: any Armor + Shield, (AC 13) Scales and Shield, Monk Unarmored Defense.This flexibility means that regardless of the circumstances, the martial artist has a means to overcome his foe.&nbsp; How common is this build?I have the exact same feeling on my 6th level Fighter, which has AC 21 (+1Githyanki Plate mail and Shield) and 82 HP from the Tough feat.I routinely take 42 points of damage on the 1st round of combat.This feeling, you describe is relative to the circumstances, not an absolute measure of anything.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Todd Roybark, post: 8069934, member: 6920677"] There seems to be a common thread in the posts quoted above. There is an illustration of a hat, or a snake that has eaten an elephant, in the book, [I]The Little Prince[/I]. [I]How you interpret the illustration depends on what you will allow yourself to see.[/I] A Lizardfolk Monk X /Cleric of War 1 can chose from the following AC formulas: any Armor + Shield, (AC 13) Scales and Shield, Monk Unarmored Defense. This flexibility means that regardless of the circumstances, the martial artist has a means to overcome his foe. How common is this build? I have the [I]exact same feeling[/I] on my 6th level Fighter, which has AC 21 (+1Githyanki Plate mail and Shield) and 82 HP from the Tough feat. I routinely take 42 points of damage on the 1st round of combat. This feeling, you describe is relative to the circumstances, not an [I]absolute[/I] measure of anything. [/QUOTE]

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