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<blockquote data-quote="payn" data-source="post: 9036261" data-attributes="member: 90374">So, 5E and its BA demonstrates level power through HP. Higher level, more HP, more staying power. PF2 is all level based. A level 1 PC can never face a higher threat than the level band allows. Thus, &quot;be this tall to ride&quot;. Eventually, when the PC reaches say level 10, the threats from level 1 will never be threats again, in any number, with any tactics. By grace of level, you are now untouchable by lower level threats and still unable to touch higher level threats. Still not tall enough for some rides. Really it comes down to preference. I like BA and the 5E take because that world makes sense to me. Why do dragons not just genocide everything in their path? Because they cant. Eventually a force it cant handle will form. In PF2, the dragon would not be threatened by anything unless its just a few levels below it, or a few levels above. It too, has a &quot;this tall to ride&quot; height. PF2 and its level banding makes a lot less sense from a setting perspective, to me, of course.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="payn, post: 9036261, member: 90374"] So, 5E and its BA demonstrates level power through HP. Higher level, more HP, more staying power. PF2 is all level based. A level 1 PC can never face a higher threat than the level band allows. Thus, "be this tall to ride". Eventually, when the PC reaches say level 10, the threats from level 1 will never be threats again, in any number, with any tactics. By grace of level, you are now untouchable by lower level threats and still unable to touch higher level threats. Still [I]not tall enough[/I] for some rides. Really it comes down to preference. I like BA and the 5E take because that world makes sense to me. Why do dragons not just genocide everything in their path? Because they cant. Eventually a force it cant handle will form. In PF2, the dragon would not be threatened by anything unless its just a few levels below it, or a few levels above. It too, has a "this tall to ride" height. PF2 and its level banding makes a lot less sense from a setting perspective, to me, of course. [/QUOTE]

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