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Message: <blockquote data-quote="SuperTD" data-source="post: 6576838" data-attributes="member: 6776899">I don't fudge hit points without telling my players. I can't in fact, as I run on roll20. All rolls, stats and hp are in the open. If a fight seems to be dragging then I'll straight up ask the players if they want to wrap it up. There's nothing wrong with players knowing stats of enemies in my games-I design encounters so that they are challenging without having to hide things from the players to make it so. Something I've learned from iserith is to conclude scenes (whether combat or other) when the dramatic question has been resolved. This lets us spend the most time possible on interesting things as opposed to the players trying to guess what hp and ac of monsters are. Not that there's anything wrong with people finding that fun, it's just not for us. In my view, if you're doing what makes things fun for YOUR table, you're doing it right.</blockquote>