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<blockquote data-quote="LokiDR" data-source="post: 659161" data-attributes="member: 6239">The new DR rules will force archers to change their actions.&nbsp; At least they will need to figure out what the thing they are fighting is, figure out DR type, cast the right spell/pull the right arrow, and then fire.&nbsp; I like this, but I think stacking GMW is more of a problem.The dual wielding fighter is more limited by this, and that I don't like.&nbsp; Magic arrows are cheaper than melee weapons.&nbsp; The dual wielder can't rely on massive damage to get through the lower DR, and can't afford many different weapons.&nbsp; From what I have read on this board, TWF is already weaker than two-handed style.&nbsp; I won't even try to reconstruct the numbers.So, I like DR X/blunt.&nbsp; It fits a lot better with the other rules.&nbsp; I like silver being different.&nbsp; I think I would stop it there.&nbsp; Coldiron--maybe.&nbsp; Holy silver - too much.&nbsp; Demons are magical, so magic alone seems fine.&nbsp; Wizards, good and evil, can control demons in stories and myths.Overall, I think this DR change is a bit much for a revision.&nbsp; Has anyone here ever considered this a good sized problem before?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="LokiDR, post: 659161, member: 6239"] The new DR rules will force archers to change their actions. At least they will need to figure out what the thing they are fighting is, figure out DR type, cast the right spell/pull the right arrow, and then fire. I like this, but I think stacking GMW is more of a problem. The dual wielding fighter is more limited by this, and that I don't like. Magic arrows are cheaper than melee weapons. The dual wielder can't rely on massive damage to get through the lower DR, and can't afford many different weapons. From what I have read on this board, TWF is already weaker than two-handed style. I won't even try to reconstruct the numbers. So, I like DR X/blunt. It fits a lot better with the other rules. I like silver being different. I think I would stop it there. Coldiron--maybe. Holy silver - too much. Demons are magical, so magic alone seems fine. Wizards, good and evil, can control demons in stories and myths. Overall, I think this DR change is a bit much for a revision. Has anyone here ever considered this a good sized problem before? [/QUOTE]

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