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<blockquote data-quote="babinro" data-source="post: 4826333" data-attributes="member: 67482">I think the Stun condition needs to be used extremely scarcely, and probably never beyond one round.&nbsp; This should be true for both PC's and NPC's.&nbsp; Personally, I would like to see it introduced in Paragon tier as a daily generally as an attack roll to Stun with no damage.&nbsp; Effectively, you give up your turn to stop your opponants turn.&nbsp; In high end Epic you could probably make it an encounter power for certain classes but still keeping it to no more than one round.I also think that the Stun condition should probably have a different functionality on solo's.&nbsp; Something highly effective, but not enough to make it useless. Perhaps something like a stunned solo instead has the Weakness, and slowed conditions with a -5 to all attack rolls and can make no opportunity attacks. In the case of Golden Mean (I dont have the book so I dont have the details), but I would think it should at least require a subsequent attack roll each round to sustain the stun.&nbsp; And to make it even more balanced, each subsequent attack roll should probably have a cumulative -2 attack roll added to it allow for up to 5 rounds of stun given&nbsp; a lucky enough set of rolls.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="babinro, post: 4826333, member: 67482"] I think the Stun condition needs to be used extremely scarcely, and probably never beyond one round. This should be true for both PC's and NPC's. Personally, I would like to see it introduced in Paragon tier as a daily generally as an attack roll to Stun with no damage. Effectively, you give up your turn to stop your opponants turn. In high end Epic you could probably make it an encounter power for certain classes but still keeping it to no more than one round. I also think that the Stun condition should probably have a different functionality on solo's. Something highly effective, but not enough to make it useless. Perhaps something like a stunned solo instead has the Weakness, and slowed conditions with a -5 to all attack rolls and can make no opportunity attacks. In the case of Golden Mean (I dont have the book so I dont have the details), but I would think it should at least require a subsequent attack roll each round to sustain the stun. And to make it even more balanced, each subsequent attack roll should probably have a cumulative -2 attack roll added to it allow for up to 5 rounds of stun given a lucky enough set of rolls. [/QUOTE]

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