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<blockquote data-quote="Cadfan" data-source="post: 4335294" data-attributes="member: 40961">If i were a truly good DM, I would follow through on this plan:Create a small chart for each character, and keep it behind my DM screen.&nbsp; It would look something like thisFighter1-10, air11-17, scale armor18-19, shield20+, check for temporary AC bonuses, otherwise hitThen when an enemy attacked the Fighter, I'd look at my notes and know how to narrate what happened.Actually... now that I look at it, maybe I will actually do that.&nbsp; I always wanted to do it in 3e, but I never did, because 3e charts looked more like this after a few levels:1-10, air11-21, magical plate armor21-26, magical shield27-28, ring of protection29-31, amulet of natural armor32, dexterity bonus33+, check for the half a dozen protective spells the party uses, otherwise, hit.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Cadfan, post: 4335294, member: 40961"] If i were a truly good DM, I would follow through on this plan: Create a small chart for each character, and keep it behind my DM screen. It would look something like this Fighter 1-10, air 11-17, scale armor 18-19, shield 20+, check for temporary AC bonuses, otherwise hit Then when an enemy attacked the Fighter, I'd look at my notes and know how to narrate what happened. Actually... now that I look at it, maybe I will actually do that. I always wanted to do it in 3e, but I never did, because 3e charts looked more like this after a few levels: 1-10, air 11-21, magical plate armor 21-26, magical shield 27-28, ring of protection 29-31, amulet of natural armor 32, dexterity bonus 33+, check for the half a dozen protective spells the party uses, otherwise, hit. [/QUOTE]

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