As we continuously debate every piece of info we receive about 4e, I am reminded of the first time I cracked open the 3e player's handbook. I and a friend of mine greedily read through its arcane pages. After a very thorough reading, we talked amongst ourselves. Then we talked to a few others. And after this discussion, we all came to the same conclusion.
The Monk is the most powerful class in the game!!
I mean, look at all of those abilities!! He's so fast, and his damage scales up automatically! How could any class compete with this titan of martial power?
Of course as time went on we learned our lesson about the monk
The moral of the story, first impressions aren't always the right ones.
The Monk is the most powerful class in the game!!
I mean, look at all of those abilities!! He's so fast, and his damage scales up automatically! How could any class compete with this titan of martial power?
Of course as time went on we learned our lesson about the monk
The moral of the story, first impressions aren't always the right ones.
