Horwath
Legend
in D&D for PCs, anything below 12 CON is suicide by proxy.Back in PF1 I remember a PFS session where a kid brought a Monk with dumped CON. Was one-shotted in the very first encounter. Very entertaining.
in D&D for PCs, anything below 12 CON is suicide by proxy.Back in PF1 I remember a PFS session where a kid brought a Monk with dumped CON. Was one-shotted in the very first encounter. Very entertaining.
yeah, learned that in 3.5e the hard way.Well, there was the time the barbarian PC almost TPKed us thanks to a dump wisdom score and dominate person...
D&D should de-emphasize CON.in D&D for PCs, anything below 12 CON is suicide by proxy.
yeah, in the course of 5E, I have seen a hundred of PCs, 90+% had CON 14.D&D should de-emphasize CON.
Characters should start with 2 HD but don't add CON to HP.
Or have Level + CON mod HD (min 1).
Also has secondary effect of lowering HP inflation.
Having 8 CON should be harmful but not crippling.
Frankly that's the lazy solution.yeah, in the course of 5E, I have seen a hundred of PCs, 90+% had CON 14.
just delete the stat and give everyone +2 HP per level in addition to class, add all Con saves to STR and game would not feel any different.
CON is the lazy stat, so it deserves a lazy sendoff.Frankly that's the lazy solution.
Just don't have Con add HP per level.
Have CON add HD and only add HP when you spend HD.
CON is a lazy stat because designers are lazy.CON is the lazy stat, so it deserves a lazy sendoff.
It's completely passive, it's just an ability score tax, you need it to be at certain level and that is it.
Why should it be a casting stat?CON is a lazy stat because designers are lazy.
Some sorcerer and warlock subclasses should let you cast based on CON.
The whole dump stat problem is because the main design influencers of D&D and D&D-clones all are over enamored with small numbers and copy bad ideas from older games.
Why are there no CON casters?
Why can't you add/subtract INT from AC?
Why can't you add/subtract STR to AC or dodge checks?