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<blockquote data-quote="ForbidenMaster" data-source="post: 4268050" data-attributes="member: 63213">Page 42 of the DMG.&nbsp; The table at the bottom of the page fits with the damage you are listing to an extent.&nbsp; All of the damage, except for the ghoul who has the immobilize effect, is equal to the constant of the listed damage+1.&nbsp; For instance, normally a level 4-6 monster does either 1d6 + 4, 1d10 + 4, 2d8 + 4, 3d6 + 4, 3d8 + 4, or 3d10 + 4 damage depending on different variables.&nbsp; Note that the constant is the same for all, and is just one less then the orcs damage.&nbsp; Now take a level 26 monster.&nbsp; It does 2d8 + 9, or 3d8 + 9, or.....&nbsp; Thats, again, just one less then the amount of damage the 26th level lych does.Therefor I think that the amount of damage a minion does is equal to its normal damage for its specific level, minus any variable dice, and plus one if an attack doesnt also have a side effect (like immobilize).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ForbidenMaster, post: 4268050, member: 63213"] Page 42 of the DMG. The table at the bottom of the page fits with the damage you are listing to an extent. All of the damage, except for the ghoul who has the immobilize effect, is equal to the constant of the listed damage+1. For instance, normally a level 4-6 monster does either 1d6 + 4, 1d10 + 4, 2d8 + 4, 3d6 + 4, 3d8 + 4, or 3d10 + 4 damage depending on different variables. Note that the constant is the same for all, and is just one less then the orcs damage. Now take a level 26 monster. It does 2d8 + 9, or 3d8 + 9, or..... Thats, again, just one less then the amount of damage the 26th level lych does. Therefor I think that the amount of damage a minion does is equal to its normal damage for its specific level, minus any variable dice, and plus one if an attack doesnt also have a side effect (like immobilize). [/QUOTE]

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