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<blockquote data-quote="Nitrosaur" data-source="post: 8473304" data-attributes="member: 7022830">In my experience, there is no direct correlation of formula with lvl and CR, but you can still calculate as if the PC was a monster, it's just way more of a pain to do so because of the higher complexity of PCs. For what it's worth tho, I calculated the CR of my party when we ended our last adventure, and the characters were more or less in the same tier. All lvl 16 with magic items, without them they would be 1 or 2 CR less i reckon. I found that roughly the PCs' CR was equal to 3/4 of their level at these specific points, can't say at any other point.The level 16 moon druid, battlesmith artificer and arcane trickster were CR 11, the lvl 16 conquest paladin and glamour bard 14/fiend warlock 2 were CR 12 and the horizon walker ranger was CR 13. I also did it for a friend's character in another campaign, his lore bard 17/sorcerer 1 with a staff of the magi came in with CR 14.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Nitrosaur, post: 8473304, member: 7022830"] In my experience, there is no direct correlation of formula with lvl and CR, but you can still calculate as if the PC was a monster, it's just way more of a pain to do so because of the higher complexity of PCs. For what it's worth tho, I calculated the CR of my party when we ended our last adventure, and the characters were more or less in the same tier. All lvl 16 with magic items, without them they would be 1 or 2 CR less i reckon. I found that roughly the PCs' CR was equal to 3/4 of their level at these specific points, can't say at any other point. The level 16 moon druid, battlesmith artificer and arcane trickster were CR 11, the lvl 16 conquest paladin and glamour bard 14/fiend warlock 2 were CR 12 and the horizon walker ranger was CR 13. I also did it for a friend's character in another campaign, his lore bard 17/sorcerer 1 with a staff of the magi came in with CR 14. [/QUOTE]

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