Quasqueton
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Maybe you designed your monk to be a mage killer, but never actually got to face a mage.
Maybe you designed your sorcerer to be a mind-controlling master, but encountered only undead and constructs throughout the campaign.
Maybe you designed your cleric to be the ultimate undead blaster, but ended up never encountering anything more than half a dozen skeletons.
Maybe you designed your barbarian to be the mook quisanart, and got to use cleave just about every round of every combat.
Maybe you designed your bard to be a totally smooth diplomat, and the campaign turned out to revolve totally around the king's court.
Maybe you designed your wizard to be a general-purpose mister fixit, and every complicated situation the group gets in can be solved by one of your odd spell choices.
How often does your character(s) get a chance to shine in the way you planned for him or her to shine? What are your best examples?
Quasqueton
Maybe you designed your sorcerer to be a mind-controlling master, but encountered only undead and constructs throughout the campaign.
Maybe you designed your cleric to be the ultimate undead blaster, but ended up never encountering anything more than half a dozen skeletons.
Maybe you designed your barbarian to be the mook quisanart, and got to use cleave just about every round of every combat.
Maybe you designed your bard to be a totally smooth diplomat, and the campaign turned out to revolve totally around the king's court.
Maybe you designed your wizard to be a general-purpose mister fixit, and every complicated situation the group gets in can be solved by one of your odd spell choices.
How often does your character(s) get a chance to shine in the way you planned for him or her to shine? What are your best examples?
Quasqueton