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<blockquote data-quote="WalterKovacs" data-source="post: 4703918" data-attributes="member: 63763">Are you honestly suggesting that an errata that applies to nearly every monster (except for those level 1 through 4 basically) is really cleaner? Would new monsters have the errata built or would it use the old math and just have the DM always cut the defenses in all situations.&nbsp;The feat may not be the best method, but this suggestion is much worse way to fix the issues. It ammounts to errata'ing every monster of level 5 or higher, which requires the DM's change every monster stat block they already have, and requires any new monster stat blocks to specify that they've included the stat changes and therefore not to change them a second time. &nbsp;An errata to give the PCs a boost to their attack at each level ending in 5 would be another example that would be a lot easier. It's easier to change a character sheet than a monster stat block.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="WalterKovacs, post: 4703918, member: 63763"] Are you honestly suggesting that an errata that applies to nearly [i]every[/i] monster (except for those level 1 through 4 basically) is really cleaner? Would new monsters have the errata built or would it use the old math and just have the DM always cut the defenses in all situations. The feat may not be the best method, but this suggestion is much worse way to fix the issues. It ammounts to errata'ing every monster of level 5 or higher, which requires the DM's change every monster stat block they already have, and requires any [i]new[/i] monster stat blocks to specify that they've included the stat changes and therefore not to change them a second time. An errata to give the PCs a boost to their attack at each level ending in 5 would be another example that would be a lot easier. It's easier to change a character sheet than a monster stat block. [/QUOTE]

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