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<blockquote data-quote="clearstream" data-source="post: 7156092" data-attributes="member: 71699">Can I check I have your proposal straight. When there is a war, you are saying that a whole lot of NPCs gain hit-dice (stat-blocks) or levels (cc-equivs), right? More than a killed in the war? And they are not drawn in from other towns, it's actually that the NPCs in *this* town become stronger.&nbsp; Is that what you mean? It will feel different from say a feudal levy, where we are pulling in vets from all over. Are they stronger all at once, or is it only some months or years into the war?Either way, I'll give some thought to whether there is a simple, streamlined way to flip the method to a war setting. I ran a lengthy war campaign in Damara so I can see the usefulness of figuring it out: it would have been helpful to have had an easier way to estimate cc-equiv power on either side. I ended up doing it with a couple of spreadsheets and looking back I think the method I've proposed would have satisfied the needs of that campaign about as well.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="clearstream, post: 7156092, member: 71699"] Can I check I have your proposal straight. When there is a war, you are saying that a whole lot of NPCs gain hit-dice (stat-blocks) or levels (cc-equivs), right? More than a killed in the war? And they are not drawn in from other towns, it's actually that the NPCs in *this* town become stronger. Is that what you mean? It will feel different from say a feudal levy, where we are pulling in vets from all over. Are they stronger all at once, or is it only some months or years into the war? Either way, I'll give some thought to whether there is a simple, streamlined way to flip the method to a war setting. I ran a lengthy war campaign in Damara so I can see the usefulness of figuring it out: it would have been helpful to have had an easier way to estimate cc-equiv power on either side. I ended up doing it with a couple of spreadsheets and looking back I think the method I've proposed would have satisfied the needs of that campaign about as well. [/QUOTE]

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