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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Herzog" data-source="post: 4469227" data-attributes="member: 25696">My players finally came back with some feedback, and raised some valid points.Some of them I could explain by quoting more recent parts of this discussion, but one of them remained:the variation in falling damage according to size, coupled with the possibility to end up with 0 dmg when using negative modifiers on your dice creates the situation where large creatures will always take damage (1d6+2, a minimum of 3 con per 10') while smaller creatures might not get damaged at all (1d6-2', a minimum of 0 con per 10')also, even when all size categories would use negative modifiers, the smaller creatures would have higher chances for survival from ANY height, since the chance to get 0 dmg per die would be larger.My suggestion would be to switch to different dice (as in, use the size increase for damage die, Large creatures taking d8-2 dmg instead of d6-2, Huge creatures taking d10-2, etc.) One of my players has started responding with his own progressions, using decreasing negative modifiers per height, but I think he's making things to complicated. To be complete, I'll post his suggestion here:</blockquote>