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<blockquote data-quote="IronWolf" data-source="post: 1940740" data-attributes="member: 21076">My campaign is still in the lower levels at this time, so I haven't had to deal with the higher level issues yet.&nbsp; Perhaps when my campaign hits higher levels I would vote differently in this poll.I would imagine for higher level ones I stat out their ability scores (we use point buy, good for the PC's, good for the NPC's).&nbsp; I have a handy excel sheet to make that take less than a minute.&nbsp; From there, depending on level I determine if they have any magical armor or other magic items that may impact their AC.&nbsp; In a spellcaster case I determine whether this spellcaster loaded up on any defensive spells (shield, mage armor, protection from arrows, etc.)&nbsp; And toss in the feats and see if they would have one that would grant an AC bonus.Again, my campaign is still at the lower levels, so the above may be overly simple for higher levels.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="IronWolf, post: 1940740, member: 21076"] My campaign is still in the lower levels at this time, so I haven't had to deal with the higher level issues yet. Perhaps when my campaign hits higher levels I would vote differently in this poll. I would imagine for higher level ones I stat out their ability scores (we use point buy, good for the PC's, good for the NPC's). I have a handy excel sheet to make that take less than a minute. From there, depending on level I determine if they have any magical armor or other magic items that may impact their AC. In a spellcaster case I determine whether this spellcaster loaded up on any defensive spells (shield, mage armor, protection from arrows, etc.) And toss in the feats and see if they would have one that would grant an AC bonus. Again, my campaign is still at the lower levels, so the above may be overly simple for higher levels. [/QUOTE]

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