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<blockquote data-quote="VirgilCaine" data-source="post: 3892441" data-attributes="member: 17083">That's why you have class levels and magic weapons and massive strength. Also, that's why it's D&amp;D. Edit: Without class levels, magic weapons, massive strength, neither a polearm or a sword will hurt a Wyvern very much, in either GURPS or D&amp;D. In GURPS you might want to get a giant to throw rocks at it or use alchemical items or poisoned or flaming arrows from a dozen archers, or wait until it's sleeping and sneak up and go for it's vitals or something else like that (unless you were actually badass enough to take it on head-on).But in D&amp;D by default, if you're of any decent level (5th+ or so), you stab the hell out of the wyvern, the rogue flanks and sneak attacks, wizard and cleric hit it with spells, and you kill it.Edit: Also, PCs might have to go where there's not a whole lot of ceiling clearance sometimes--caves, burrows, dwarf halls, etc.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="VirgilCaine, post: 3892441, member: 17083"] That's why you have class levels and magic weapons and massive strength. Also, that's why it's D&D. Edit: Without class levels, magic weapons, massive strength, neither a polearm [i]or[/i] a sword will hurt a Wyvern very much, in either GURPS [i]or[/i] D&D. In GURPS you might want to get a giant to throw rocks at it or use alchemical items or poisoned or flaming arrows from a dozen archers, or wait until it's sleeping and sneak up and go for it's vitals or something else like that (unless you were actually badass enough to take it on head-on). But in D&D by default, if you're of any decent level (5th+ or so), you stab the hell out of the wyvern, the rogue flanks and sneak attacks, wizard and cleric hit it with spells, and you kill it. Edit: Also, PCs might have to go where there's not a whole lot of ceiling clearance sometimes--caves, burrows, dwarf halls, etc. [/QUOTE]

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