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<blockquote data-quote="ForeverSlayer" data-source="post: 5632003" data-attributes="member: 91812">Max HP is not really bridging too much of a gap on character death.&nbsp; There is a big difference in giving max HP at each level than having to make 3 death saves, get to negative bloodied, as well as all the other bells and whistles that make death harder to achieve. Also, there is making sense and a game and then there's going overboard.&nbsp; A Wizard walking around at 1st level with 1,2, or even 3 HP is a bit much.&nbsp; Most of the time with max HP you could still be killed with one shot at 1st level in previous editions.&nbsp; Don't sit there and try to turn this around back on me.&nbsp; Death is a part of the game and making it a little harder to achieve is fine, but making death something that's barely obtainable is where the problem is.&nbsp; 4th edition is by far the easiest to survive in.&nbsp; I'm not talking about lucking rolls from the bad guys and bad rolls from the good guys.&nbsp; I'm talking about your normal average career as a PC.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ForeverSlayer, post: 5632003, member: 91812"] Max HP is not really bridging too much of a gap on character death. There is a big difference in giving max HP at each level than having to make 3 death saves, get to negative bloodied, as well as all the other bells and whistles that make death harder to achieve. Also, there is making sense and a game and then there's going overboard. A Wizard walking around at 1st level with 1,2, or even 3 HP is a bit much. Most of the time with max HP you could still be killed with one shot at 1st level in previous editions. Don't sit there and try to turn this around back on me. Death is a part of the game and making it a little harder to achieve is fine, but making death something that's barely obtainable is where the problem is. 4th edition is by far the easiest to survive in. I'm not talking about lucking rolls from the bad guys and bad rolls from the good guys. I'm talking about your normal average career as a PC. [/QUOTE]

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