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<blockquote data-quote="GMMichael" data-source="post: 8564900" data-attributes="member: 6685730">Looks like a lot of moving parts to me.&nbsp; But I'll tinker...1. Maybe try +2 points per level: an extra d4 damage per hit die of an equivalent-level opponent.2. This gets clunkier at higher levels, and smaller weapons.&nbsp; Let's go with Fantasy AGE inspiration here: if 2 die rolls match (stunt), add d20 damage.&nbsp; If 3 match, add 2d20 damage.4. Dandy.&nbsp; I'm a fan of rolled DR, though.&nbsp; 5. This shouldn't reduce damage to 0.&nbsp; Unless you're a hardcore HP-as-meat person.6. Not sure about this - I suspect that the Manual already gives inflated HP to larger creatures.&nbsp; If not, I'd make the rule absolute: Medium, 0.&nbsp; Large, 1.&nbsp; Huge, 2.&nbsp; Gargantuan, 4.7. Spells are where the whole plan breaks down, because they depend on the standard rules.&nbsp; Best to go ad hoc with these, and expect to have to forbid usage of several.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="GMMichael, post: 8564900, member: 6685730"] Looks like a lot of moving parts to me. But I'll tinker... 1. Maybe try +2 points per level: an extra d4 damage per hit die of an equivalent-level opponent. 2. This gets clunkier at higher levels, and smaller weapons. Let's go with Fantasy AGE inspiration here: if 2 die rolls match (stunt), add d20 damage. If 3 match, add 2d20 damage. 4. Dandy. I'm a fan of rolled DR, though. 5. This shouldn't reduce damage to 0. Unless you're a hardcore [I]HP-as-meat[/I] person. 6. Not sure about this - I suspect that the Manual already gives inflated HP to larger creatures. If not, I'd make the rule absolute: Medium, 0. Large, 1. Huge, 2. Gargantuan, 4. 7. Spells are where the whole plan breaks down, because they depend on the standard rules. Best to go ad hoc with these, and expect to have to forbid usage of several. [/QUOTE]

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