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<blockquote data-quote="Blue" data-source="post: 9356860" data-attributes="member: 20564">BZZT.&nbsp; You EXPRESSLY did not say that. You said that a [DESCRIPTIVE] 4 creature was the equivalent of four PCs of level 4.&nbsp; That is wildly different.&nbsp; And since the action economy change isn't linear, it's not even on the same scale.At the best, you think you said that because you don't understand the mechanics.&nbsp; Otherwise you genuinely didn't say that and claiming you did is incorrect.One X = Four Y, in D&amp;D 5e combat, is not an equivalent.You didn't say this part, and it's also not true at all because of the mechanics of the game, especially action economy that I pointed out.&nbsp; If you are unfamiliar with this, go look up the many, many discussions on the internet about 5e being poor with solo creatures, and the purpose of Legendary/Lair actions and Legendary saves.Has nothing to do with the discussion of what to call the rating you give them.Then you understand that giving similar but not the same meanings to something causes confusion.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Blue, post: 9356860, member: 20564"] BZZT. [B]You EXPRESSLY did not say that.[/B] You said that a [DESCRIPTIVE] 4 creature was the equivalent of [B]four[/B] PCs of level 4. That is wildly different. And since the action economy change isn't linear, it's not even on the same scale. At the best, you think you said that because you don't understand the mechanics. Otherwise you genuinely didn't say that and claiming you did is incorrect. One X = Four Y, in D&D 5e combat, is [I][B]not[/B] an equivalent[/I]. You didn't say this part, and it's also not true at all because of the mechanics of the game, especially action economy that I pointed out. If you are unfamiliar with this, go look up the many, many discussions on the internet about 5e being poor with solo creatures, and the purpose of Legendary/Lair actions and Legendary saves. Has nothing to do with the discussion of what to call the rating you give them. Then you understand that giving similar but not the same meanings to something causes confusion. [/QUOTE]

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