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<blockquote data-quote="theNater" data-source="post: 4349388" data-attributes="member: 62560">ozziewolf:&nbsp; Don't let it freak you out.&nbsp; To pull even to the defender, the striker needs to start with a 20 in dex or int.&nbsp; This is really expensive in point buy and really difficult by rolls.Xorn or Xorne:&nbsp; Your math is really messed up.&nbsp; I recommend recalculating everything, and double-checking all of your assumptions.However, addressing your main issue, think of it like this.&nbsp; Your standing AC is affected by only one suit of armor, no matter how many suits you may be wearing.&nbsp; Your standing AC is affected by only one shield, no matter how many shields you may strap to your arms.&nbsp; Your standing AC is affected by only one feat, no matter how many feats you may know.&nbsp; This prevents unrestricted AC boosting, which means that people creating monsters can know your approximate AC based on your level, without knowing what feats you have.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="theNater, post: 4349388, member: 62560"] ozziewolf: Don't let it freak you out. To pull even to the defender, the striker needs to start with a 20 in dex or int. This is really expensive in point buy and really difficult by rolls. Xorn or Xorne: Your math is really messed up. I recommend recalculating everything, and double-checking all of your assumptions. However, addressing your main issue, think of it like this. Your standing AC is affected by only one suit of armor, no matter how many suits you may be wearing. Your standing AC is affected by only one shield, no matter how many shields you may strap to your arms. Your standing AC is affected by only one feat, no matter how many feats you may know. This prevents unrestricted AC boosting, which means that people creating monsters can know your approximate AC based on your level, without knowing what feats you have. [/QUOTE]

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