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Yitzi · 01-10-2012, 08:00 AM

The problem with this is that it makes rocket tag play even more mandatory than it already was, and in particular hurts defensive (high-AC, low-DPR) fighters.

Perhaps if using Combat Finesse made you treat the enemy's armor the old way instead (in addition to the normal effect), this would be more balanced.

01-10-2012, 08:00 AM	Top - End - #11
Yitzi Ogre in the Playground Join Date: Sep 2009	Re: Armor Fix Idea [D&D 3.5] The problem with this is that it makes rocket tag play even more mandatory than it already was, and in particular hurts defensive (high-AC, low-DPR) fighters. Perhaps if using Combat Finesse made you treat the enemy's armor the old way instead (in addition to the normal effect), this would be more balanced. __________________ My general 3.5 balance fix. My psionics remix. My common-sense houserules. More minor homebrew (weapons, races). Complete system remake (under construction, barely started) Ever want to try your hand at optimizing, but dislike heavy emphasis on splatbooks and/or the rocket tag phenomenon? Come visit the Core Coliseum today, for a totally different style of optimization. Last edited by Yitzi : 01-10-2012 at 08:01 AM.