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...game rules, you could go into a Blueprint and set some orcs to the proper CR, takes just a second. But what if you don't want to make the players wait ...t the 'power' of a Patterned Monster by moving up or down the chart by one CR level. We recommend you never move up or down more than one level this way

...the bottom of each monster blueprint page, you will note a list of all the CR's (levels) that monster is considered to be suitable for. Some monsters ha ...that's all well and good, but how do you get the actual stats for a level 20 kobold?

...ers at that CR. While it may seem a bit soulless to have every monster at CR 5 have a +10 to-hit, and deal 1d8+6 damage with a weapon, the key is that t ...er that a CR 3 Kobold Warrior has the exact same number of hit points as a CR 3 Crocodile, because the Kobold Warrior behaves nothing like a Crocodile in

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...your shield. That is, if you have a Dexterity modifier of +5 (by having a 20 Dexterity score), but your armor has a Dex Penalty to AC of -2, your adjust ..._of_Terms#Damage_Roll | Damage Roll]]. To make an attack roll, you roll a 20-sided die (called a D20), and then add to that number all relevant modifier

...f this date, we have a minimum of one Monster Blueprint available at every CR all the way from level 1 to level 40! Woohoo! * As part of the ongoing Epic Path 1.1 updates, added a new level 20 class feature for the Sorcerer. They deserve it, and gosh darn it, people l