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<blockquote data-quote="Derren" data-source="post: 4154827" data-attributes="member: 2518">Imo it is not logical that a (higher level) minion has the attack bonus and defenses necessary to compete with equal level heroes but is then not able to withstand a single &quot;hit&quot;.To become really good with a weapon requires training and it is reasonable to expect that a minion which isn't strong only because of birth went through a great deal of training and battles to get to the level he is now.But as HP represent morale and endurance it simply makes no sense&nbsp; that this highly trained minions, despite their training, have next to no morale and endurance.Either you have conscripted commoners who are hardly effective with their weapon, can't really parry everything and run away or drop as soon as they get wounded or highly trained soldiers who are masters with their weapon and can survive a lot longer on the battlefield.What does not make sense is that you have conscripted commoners who are masters with their weapon and run away/drop after a single hit and highly trained soldiers which are masters with their weapons yet don't survive any longer on the battlefield than a conscripted commoner.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Derren, post: 4154827, member: 2518"] Imo it is not logical that a (higher level) minion has the attack bonus and defenses necessary to compete with equal level heroes but is then not able to withstand a single "hit". To become really good with a weapon requires training and it is reasonable to expect that a minion which isn't strong only because of birth went through a great deal of training and battles to get to the level he is now. But as HP represent morale and endurance it simply makes no sense that this highly trained minions, despite their training, have next to no morale and endurance. Either you have conscripted commoners who are hardly effective with their weapon, can't really parry everything and run away or drop as soon as they get wounded or highly trained soldiers who are masters with their weapon and can survive a lot longer on the battlefield. What does not make sense is that you have conscripted commoners who are masters with their weapon and run away/drop after a single hit and highly trained soldiers which are masters with their weapons yet don't survive any longer on the battlefield than a conscripted commoner. [/QUOTE]

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