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<blockquote data-quote="Maxperson" data-source="post: 9081134" data-attributes="member: 23751">What I believe is that you are moving the goal posts again.&nbsp; I'm not sure how the 9th level paladin is smiting 16 times with only 9 slots to use.&nbsp; That's 9 smites or 9 rounds.&nbsp; You're almost doubling the number of smites he gets for some odd reason.&nbsp; Also, 16 rounds is 4 of the 6-8 fights.&nbsp; So after that 16 rounds for the monk(9 for the paladin), the monk gets another 12 rounds where the paladin is swinging his blade normally with no smites at all.As I said above, the monk needs help but it's not as one sided as you make it out to be.Those design assumptions do not include getting rid of the adventuring day. They quite literally can't. They would have to redesign the game from the ground up, completely blowing any chance of any backwards compatibility to smithereens.&nbsp; That means that any differences in their design assumptions must still include the adventuring day.For the third time.&nbsp; The monk needs help, yes.&nbsp; It's just not as one sided as you are making it out to be.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Maxperson, post: 9081134, member: 23751"] What I believe is that you are moving the goal posts again. I'm not sure how the 9th level paladin is smiting 16 times with only 9 slots to use. That's 9 smites or 9 rounds. You're almost doubling the number of smites he gets for some odd reason. Also, 16 rounds is 4 of the 6-8 fights. So after that 16 rounds for the monk(9 for the paladin), the monk gets another 12 rounds where the paladin is swinging his blade normally with no smites at all. As I said above, the monk needs help but it's not as one sided as you make it out to be. Those design assumptions do not include getting rid of the adventuring day. They quite literally can't. They would have to redesign the game from the ground up, completely blowing any chance of any backwards compatibility to smithereens. That means that any differences in their design assumptions must still include the adventuring day. For the third time. The monk needs help, yes. It's just not as one sided as you are making it out to be. [/QUOTE]

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