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Just throw it at the players and wash your hands of it.
Can you pick this setting in Custom Mode or is it honor mode only?
I still find it amusing how much Larian has to cripple the players and buff the mobs for "honour mode". D&D is mechanically horrible and scales terribly.
if it wasn't for the HUGE amount of content and story out there (luckily already done so can be used willy nilly) there would be no reason to play D&D based CRPG.
That was my issue with Divinity. Some great game concepts but the game was kind of boring story wise.
https://bg3.wiki/wiki/Extra_Attack
You should understand some facts:
1) Game is TOO EZ.
2) Some gamebreaking mechanics shouldn't work, but since it's a homebrew AND your DM allows you quite A LOT - asking why devs buffing boring enemies is an overkill.
Any info on the HP can we buff up enemies with More HP?
Cos that alone would help more then a few extra abilities here or there.
IF they wanted to make a true hard difficulty they would have to remake fights by adding extra enemies and interactions that they do fix resting and redefine some of the zone into no rest zones.