Or, go the other direction and have a challenge that the PCs can't kill to defeat. Say the chief of the clan they are staying with is trying to get information from them to turn over to the Lunars. Once they figure it out (probably after they've given away some important information) they can't kill the chief, because he's protected by the whole clan.
--Victor
On 7/21/05, Tony Davis <gallows_brother_at_...> wrote:
> Hey,
>
> So I've got this big party of PCs all with one-mastery
> hihgest abilities (some of them are in the high one
> mastery range.) Only three or four of them are main
> combatant people. But they can cobble together so
> many augments that it makes it hard to find creatures
> to challenge them. I can toss large lunar patrols and
> Uz raiding parties, broo and scorpion people at them
> but I'd also love to have some groups (or even single)
> high-challenge creatures that they would all have to
> fight together.
>
> These folks are (mostly) Volsaxi heading towards
> Enfrewstead and on to Karse. Any suggestions as to
> bigger monsters that they'd have a harder time dealing
> with? Or even big non-combat extended challenges
> inherent to the area?
>
> In a more general sense, what's the general difference
> between a one mastery combatant and a two mastery
> combatant? is it as simple as 2 W1 folks equal 1 W2
> person, or is it more um... geometric?
>
> tony
>
>
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