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<blockquote data-quote="Zil" data-source="post: 4563426" data-attributes="member: 20004">I'm curious what you did for NPCs and such.&nbsp; Did you also bump up their 1st level hit points?&nbsp; I debated going with one of the alternate hit point schemes, but I decided in the end that it would just create more work if I also had to adjust the hit points of all major NPCs and opponents in the adventure path (I was going under the assumption that it would be a level playing field with players and NPCs treated the same).&nbsp;&nbsp; [sblock]The players didn't really have any problem with the Glassworks using the standard Pathfinder hit point array.&nbsp; They did have a lot of problems with the quasit in the &quot;semi-optional dungeon&quot;.&nbsp;&nbsp; It took three different forays to finally defeat her, and she came pretty close to achieving a TPK on one the first attempt.&nbsp;&nbsp; So far the only permanent death was one player at the hands of Nuala.&nbsp; &nbsp; [/sblock]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Zil, post: 4563426, member: 20004"] I'm curious what you did for NPCs and such. Did you also bump up their 1st level hit points? I debated going with one of the alternate hit point schemes, but I decided in the end that it would just create more work if I also had to adjust the hit points of all major NPCs and opponents in the adventure path (I was going under the assumption that it would be a level playing field with players and NPCs treated the same). [sblock] The players didn't really have any problem with the Glassworks using the standard Pathfinder hit point array. They did have a lot of problems with the quasit in the "semi-optional dungeon". It took three different forays to finally defeat her, and she came pretty close to achieving a TPK on one the first attempt. So far the only permanent death was one player at the hands of Nuala. [/sblock] [/QUOTE]

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