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<blockquote data-quote="DracoSuave" data-source="post: 4569525" data-attributes="member: 71571">1) You get +1 magic items with properties at level 1, not level 6.2) It's 1/5 levels, not 1/6.3) You'd have to shave off 7/10ths of a monster's attack bonus, not 2/3rds, not accounting for level 1.4) The math is too stupid to attempt with each monster for hps.&nbsp; Too much fiddling algebra.5) Is it more fun for the players?If you're removing every bonus that's level based from the game, wouldn't you just take the monster role and use -that- as the basis for their attack points and hps?&nbsp; At this point the only way you do more damage is by increasing your attribute, by getting the occasional better power, and by acquiring certain magic item bonuses that become extremely valuable.&nbsp; So, let's just do away with the even levels, fold feat-get and utility get into the odd levels, and alter the table to accomodate?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DracoSuave, post: 4569525, member: 71571"] 1) You get +1 magic items with properties at level 1, not level 6. 2) It's 1/5 levels, not 1/6. 3) You'd have to shave off 7/10ths of a monster's attack bonus, not 2/3rds, not accounting for level 1. 4) The math is too stupid to attempt with each monster for hps. Too much fiddling algebra. 5) Is it more fun for the players? If you're removing every bonus that's level based from the game, wouldn't you just take the monster role and use -that- as the basis for their attack points and hps? At this point the only way you do more damage is by increasing your attribute, by getting the occasional better power, and by acquiring certain magic item bonuses that become extremely valuable. So, let's just do away with the even levels, fold feat-get and utility get into the odd levels, and alter the table to accomodate? [/QUOTE]

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