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A math hole is an informal term for the difference between a slower scaling player character statistic, particularly attack rolls or defense, and faster scaling enemy statistics as levels increase. Some players believe math holes were a design oversight resolved in later rulebooks by feat taxes. Other players believe the scaling gaps were intended as difficulty curves, and can be overcome by player strategy and leader roles.

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  • A math hole is an informal term for the difference between a slower scaling player character statistic, particularly attack rolls or defense, and faster scaling enemy statistics as levels increase. Some players believe math holes were a design oversight resolved in later rulebooks by feat taxes. Other players believe the scaling gaps were intended as difficulty curves, and can be overcome by player strategy and leader roles.
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  • A math hole is an informal term for the difference between a slower scaling player character statistic, particularly attack rolls or defense, and faster scaling enemy statistics as levels increase. Some players believe math holes were a design oversight resolved in later rulebooks by feat taxes. Other players believe the scaling gaps were intended as difficulty curves, and can be overcome by player strategy and leader roles.
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