I'm getting a little bit of a warped perspective because the warrior in the game I'm running has a flaming sword that does 1d8 + 1d6 fire damage.  So it's kind of like they're getting at least part of a second attack without actually rolling one.

Opponents are a lot of Ogres and 4/5 HD monsters.  It's already to the point where I feel a bonus attack needs to be added to the mix.

I think there are two things here.  There's a feeling warriors should be able to chew through mooks like a scythe, and be able to output more damage against the bigger monsters.  More attacks certainly helps with that, but it does get pretty swingy for all the other times when the fighter is engaged with a big HD monster.  

Considering low HD monsters are a pretty negligible threat to fighters at that point in their leveling, I'd almost prefer to just dispense with the hit roll altogether.  I'm tempted to simply say that fighters have a "damage aura".  If you're engaged with a warrior you take automatic damage based on the level of the warrior.

I dunno, just musing.  It would be quicker than rolling 6 attacks when the kobolds pile on.  Probably not as satisfying, but the same general result with fewer rolls.

Quote from: S'mon;1050815LOL. No shit Sherlock! :rolleyes:

Well you are sometimes profoundly ignorant of even the basic things so clag to be of service. :rolleyes:

Quote from: S'mon;1050819Just spotted this.

If you think a 2e black dragon averages 40 hp you should probably shut the fuck up while the adults are talking. :rolleyes:

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