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Message: <blockquote data-quote="coyote6" data-source="post: 4894032" data-attributes="member: 1225">I played in a short 3.0 game where our (the PCs') dice apparently decided to implement the Inverse Ninja Law. Whenever we had to fight several foes, we would blow through 'em, just tear them apart. Then we'd get down to one last foe -- and he would last for rounds. Two or three rounds would go by with nobody (out of 4 or 5 PCs) hitting the guy, and then someone would finally hit -- and roll minimum damage. We were low-level, too (I think the game folded around 7th level), so it's not like the bad guys had a lot of hit points. One or two solid hits would take 'em down.It wasn't that we were facing the boss after having killed his goons, either -- no, we're talking like "four bandits" or "5 kobolds" -- identical guys, just the last one standing would be half the pain of the fight. Or if there was some kind of boss (a spellcaster, the kobold chief, whatever) present, the boss would go down way before that last guy.</blockquote>