I'm a fan of enemies being unique from one another and not just copy and pasted with different skins. When approached they try to pull back and not engage unless cornered or getting the jump on a player. a good GM doesn't let rules get in the way of their bad rulings, as long as the bad rulings enhanced the game. A medusa and naga are from the same species but look completely different with a variation to strategy(a medusa is more susceptible to getting hit by magic but still susceptible to physical attacks(but only by a 25% margin), whereas a naga is more susceptible to getting hit by physical attacks), but a medusa and gorgon may be a reskin with some slight stat adjustments(both are susceptible to getting hit by magic). Whether you believe Garwood is entirely innocent, or guilty to a greater or lesser degree, there is one fact that is indisputable.

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And her advice for how we can make the same changes are absolutely in harmony with important principles of conflict resolution. Furthermore, as BNW pointed out, if you're going to recalculate CR every time an enemy drops, then you also should be recalculating APL every time a PC drops. After giving the player a gun (with muzzle effect and hit effect), why does the enemy not get provoked when it is hit by a gunshot?To compound the problem, Garwood is accused of committing several military crimes while he was in captivity and is faced with a court martial. When run correctly, according to RAW, a Solarian's core class features are supposed to shut down once the threat of the battle diminishes mid-battle. KingGramJohnson wrote: Though it goes both ways with the way it's worded, and a GM can use that to ignore it if they want, I still see it as permission to remove players' core abilities. Secondarily each combat surgeon has a limited number of stims to buff select enemies such as maulers, trappers, gunners, etc. If it were simply APL-4, okay, there's a hard and fast rule for it--though it's still dumb because I don't believe in robbing a PC of their class features without a reasonable cause (AKA something is affecting them, which usually has a saving throw connected to it).