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How to make monsters level appropriate during a session? If it's possible to quickly scale monster abilities to the party (within a minute or less), or put the module's monster traits onto a party-appropriate set of stats, it would make encounters much easier to adjust and speed up prepwork to allow more focus on effective worldbuilding and narrative preparation
Is there a playable correlation between CR and level in 5e? The CR3 of the Bugbear Chief for example means it is an appropriate challenge for a party of 3rd level characters In other words that one player alone would be only a tiny bit weaker than the rest of the party combined
dnd 5e 2014 - Role-playing Games Stack Exchange The exceptions are at levels 5-7, where the "CR-appropriate" monster actually yields an Easy encounter CR=APL-1 usually yields an Easy encounter The exceptions are at levels 10, 14-16, 18, and 19 where the monster one CR lower than APL still yields a Medium encounter CR=APL+1 starts Deadly, then scales back At level 1 a CR2 monster is Deadly
dnd 5e 2014 - Role-playing Games Stack Exchange 17 "Appropriate level" means one with which the spell could normally be cast The relevant quote from the new Fey Touched and Shadow Touched feats is (TCoE, p 79-80): You can also cast these spells using spell slots you have of the appropriate level
How much loot (in GP) Should I be giving my players? that sounds like you're giving three "complete average reward"s per session, not one I think the distribution of total loot into your three categories isn''t germane to the question, and only muddies it I suggest you tighten up the question a bit to be more focused on "how much loot per session to achieve my DM goals " Lastly, I think we need some info on how much in-game time you expect to