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spotted small mistakes in the “conversion guide” for monsters.

It says

A monster’s +Attack can be found by subtracting its THAC0 from 20, rounded up (THAC0 - 20 = +Attack)

First of all, if there’s no division, there won’t be any need to round the result up or down. Secondly, if you follow the formula, you’ll end up a negative result most of the time. I think you meant “20 - THAC0 = +Attack”

what do you think?

and also, it’s a bit confusing to add the example using an “HD10 Red Dragon” (why do you include the “HD” in the example? should we use the HD somewhere?), and with a THAC0 of 11 would mean:

20 - 11 = +9 attack…

And just after that, the first monster example is a Red Dragon, and its +Attack bonus is… +8.

must be a small typo, but I think it may confuse readers at some point.

;o)

(+1)

HD is for dice chain counting. But yes you are right about the example, better be +9 I will correct that. Thanks so much again. 

Thanks so much for the feedback Bruno. +Attack can be negative, PCs can also have it. 2d3-3 can overcome as -1. :)