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<blockquote data-quote="DDNFan" data-source="post: 6318777" data-attributes="member: 6776483">Characters and monsters die as a result of sustaining multiple wounds. That is how the game works. It is not only the last hit that kills your opponent, except maybe in your game where a handful of seconds of combat is sufficient to cause a heart attack or die of heat exhaustion due to sweating too much.If I could draw a fat kobold and then one round later one who's shed all that weight in a puddle of sweat, you'd see how ridiculous your claim is. Being too tired and not being able to dodge is not how the game works.You're making stuff up to rationalize an irrational view of the action. I suppose you think a 200 HP dragon is actually parrying all those attacks by the dozen of people attacking it, and it's only when it gets too tired that one guy kill steals it and delivers the killing blow on the dragon's otherwise pristine body.If you imagine a 200 HP dragon at 10 HP the same as 100 HP, visually, you are in a very small minority and your viewpoint does not represent how most people play and imagine the game.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DDNFan, post: 6318777, member: 6776483"] Characters and monsters die as a result of sustaining multiple wounds. That is how the game works. It is not only the last hit that kills your opponent, except maybe in your game where a handful of seconds of combat is sufficient to cause a heart attack or die of heat exhaustion due to sweating too much. If I could draw a fat kobold and then one round later one who's shed all that weight in a puddle of sweat, you'd see how ridiculous your claim is. Being too tired and not being able to dodge is not how the game works. You're making stuff up to rationalize an irrational view of the action. I suppose you think a 200 HP dragon is actually parrying all those attacks by the dozen of people attacking it, and it's only when it gets too tired that one guy kill steals it and delivers the killing blow on the dragon's otherwise pristine body. If you imagine a 200 HP dragon at 10 HP the same as 100 HP, visually, you are in a very small minority and your viewpoint does not represent how most people play and imagine the game. [/QUOTE]

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