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<blockquote data-quote="Guest 7037866" data-source="post: 9335931"><p>Yes, Ogres and Trolls are very strong, and their <em>average</em> Strength given in their stat block of 19 and 18 is extremely impressive. The Ogre, due to its <em>size</em> as well as Strength 19, can lift 1,140 lbs at a maximum (barring any sort of ability check to exceed their limits). Although this is possible for the average Ogre, it is also well within the capabilities of humans.</p><p></p><p>[ATTACH=full]361550[/ATTACH]</p><p>In fact, the 1,210 lbs exceeds what a human can do with a STR 20.</p><p></p><p>However, I think you'll find an Ogre or Troll <em>cannot</em> burst through a stone wall... A stone wall has AC 17 and is (at least) a Large resilient object with about 27 hit points. Neither has anything like Athletics to help with a Strength check, so all they have is a +4 to the roll if you want to do a check instead of "attacks and damage".</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>I'd love to meet a single player IRL who "wants spellcasters to be superior"... I've never, in any edition, met such a player. Then again, I've yet to met a single player IRL who's complained the feel their martials is being overshadowed by any casters. The whole argument seems strange to me.</p><p></p><p></p><p>Huh? I wonder how.... I mean, I've seen monster who have the Siege Monster trait do such things, but that's it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Guest 7037866, post: 9335931"] Yes, Ogres and Trolls are very strong, and their [I]average[/I] Strength given in their stat block of 19 and 18 is extremely impressive. The Ogre, due to its [I]size[/I] as well as Strength 19, can lift 1,140 lbs at a maximum (barring any sort of ability check to exceed their limits). Although this is possible for the average Ogre, it is also well within the capabilities of humans. [ATTACH type="full" width="465px" alt="1714942574492.png"]361550[/ATTACH] In fact, the 1,210 lbs exceeds what a human can do with a STR 20. However, I think you'll find an Ogre or Troll [I]cannot[/I] burst through a stone wall... A stone wall has AC 17 and is (at least) a Large resilient object with about 27 hit points. Neither has anything like Athletics to help with a Strength check, so all they have is a +4 to the roll if you want to do a check instead of "attacks and damage". I'd love to meet a single player IRL who "wants spellcasters to be superior"... I've never, in any edition, met such a player. Then again, I've yet to met a single player IRL who's complained the feel their martials is being overshadowed by any casters. The whole argument seems strange to me. Huh? I wonder how.... I mean, I've seen monster who have the Siege Monster trait do such things, but that's it. [/QUOTE]
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