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<blockquote data-quote="Tequila Sunrise" data-source="post: 5808211" data-attributes="member: 40398">O wise Head -- and anyone else who has insight into these matters -- answer me this:You mentioned that lurkers usually get a limited attack and a limited defense power per tier. This seems a bit excessive, but aside from that...does this rule of thumb apply to other roles as well?What should be the default recharge rate? I'm thinking 5-6 or just 6.Skirmisher also seems to be the catch-all category for monsters that don't really fit any of the roles. Personally I think Brute is a better catch-all, but whatever I guess.Yeah I've been thinking we need variant guidelines for some roles. Sometimes just for minor number tweaks; for example if I write a damage-focused ranger NPC, I'd use Artillery or Brute. In the archer's case (artillery), I'd boost AC and HP to average and knock accuracy down to average. In the dual wielder's case (brute), I'd boost AC to average and knock HP down to average.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Tequila Sunrise, post: 5808211, member: 40398"] O wise Head -- and anyone else who has insight into these matters -- answer me this: You mentioned that lurkers usually get a limited attack [I]and[/I] a limited defense power per tier. This seems a bit excessive, but aside from that...does this rule of thumb apply to other roles as well? What should be the default recharge rate? I'm thinking 5-6 or just 6. Skirmisher also seems to be the catch-all category for monsters that don't really fit any of the roles. Personally I think Brute is a better catch-all, but whatever I guess. Yeah I've been thinking we need variant guidelines for some roles. Sometimes just for minor number tweaks; for example if I write a damage-focused ranger NPC, I'd use Artillery or Brute. In the archer's case (artillery), I'd boost AC and HP to average and knock accuracy down to average. In the dual wielder's case (brute), I'd boost AC to average and knock HP down to average. [/QUOTE]

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