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You can intuitively gauge the strength of your opponents.
Those James encountered after defeating the curly-haired guy are just ordinary thugs. Their leader had normal strength and stamina (18 stamina, and I don't remember the exact strength, but it was below 20), and the rest of their stats were below ten. They had tier 3 two-handed weapons, and that's about it. The churchgoers weren't very strong either, because who are they? Just ordinary people, without any special skills. The guys with shields and two-handed weapons could only do a few things. The monks can use creation magic, but other than that, they don't have anything else, because that's not part of their specialty.
But, for example, Tartarus Ghostdrain (a dark knight), whom I previously called the "strongest man in Erathia," is obviously quite strong.)))
As for the arena fighters, they were generated using the same number of attribute and skill points that were given to the players. This is fair in terms of combat, and it also makes sense from a narrative perspective, as they are also "travelers."
However, there may be weaker or stronger enemies in the royal tournament.
And looking to the future, if you encounter any orcs, they will definitely be stronger than the thug-like churchgoers.
I determine the strength of NPCs not by who they are, but by how many players are in the party, how strong they are, and so on.
Those James encountered after defeating the curly-haired guy are just ordinary thugs. Their leader had normal strength and stamina (18 stamina, and I don't remember the exact strength, but it was below 20), and the rest of their stats were below ten. They had tier 3 two-handed weapons, and that's about it. The churchgoers weren't very strong either, because who are they? Just ordinary people, without any special skills. The guys with shields and two-handed weapons could only do a few things. The monks can use creation magic, but other than that, they don't have anything else, because that's not part of their specialty.
But, for example, Tartarus Ghostdrain (a dark knight), whom I previously called the "strongest man in Erathia," is obviously quite strong.)))
As for the arena fighters, they were generated using the same number of attribute and skill points that were given to the players. This is fair in terms of combat, and it also makes sense from a narrative perspective, as they are also "travelers."
However, there may be weaker or stronger enemies in the royal tournament.
And looking to the future, if you encounter any orcs, they will definitely be stronger than the thug-like churchgoers.
I determine the strength of NPCs not by who they are, but by how many players are in the party, how strong they are, and so on.