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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Warunsun" data-source="post: 6268039" data-attributes="member: 6688054">Bounded Accuracy isn't from fourth edition. It is the opposite. Generally when folks talk about the benefits of it they are referring to how certain elements used to be under first and second edition rules. Third edition is where the strong mathematical underpinnings began and continued under fourth edition. For example a goblin's armor class didn't change under 1e/2e unless he changed his armor. Usually the same for his hit points. Generally goblins never gained levels back then but if they did it was uncommon and a special encounter. Under 3E he definitely gained health when his level went up and it was more common. Under 4E he has a definate advantage to his armor class as well and it is fairly standard to encounter leveled up monsters.</blockquote>