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<blockquote data-quote="Syrsuro" data-source="post: 4486706" data-attributes="member: 58162">I don't see anything wrong with players sitting out a turn now and then. To take this to an absurd level - are you going to argue that when players fall negative they shouldn't lose their actions either? Or that a petrified character should still be able to make attacks?&nbsp;There should be conditions that are still worrisome and stun is definately one of them. Some creatures ought to put fear in the character's hearts and stun is one way of doing that.&nbsp;That said: What kind of giant was it? The only giant in my Monster Manual that stuns can only stun as an encounter power and it only lasts till the end of its next turn (Earth Titan, Level 16 Elite)- so there shouldn't have been that much stunning going on (although admittedly it is a burst 2 so it can get more than one PC).&nbsp; Or were there other stunning creatures in the fight?&nbsp;Carl</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Syrsuro, post: 4486706, member: 58162"] I don't see anything wrong with players sitting out a turn now and then. To take this to an absurd level - are you going to argue that when players fall negative they shouldn't lose their actions either? Or that a petrified character should still be able to make attacks? There should be conditions that are still worrisome and stun is definately one of them. Some creatures ought to put fear in the character's hearts and stun is one way of doing that. That said: What kind of giant was it? The only giant in my Monster Manual that stuns can only stun as an encounter power and it only lasts till the end of its next turn (Earth Titan, Level 16 Elite)- so there shouldn't have been [I]that much [/I]stunning going on (although admittedly it is a burst 2 so it can get more than one PC). Or were there other stunning creatures in the fight? Carl [/QUOTE]

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