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<blockquote data-quote="prabe" data-source="post: 8181090" data-attributes="member: 7016699">From the DM's perspective, it leaves a core class in the game, so other players (they do exist!) can play it.I think the fact he doesn't grok the difference between his wish and mine, in terms of the ask and the power level, and in terms of his wish being directly for a win and mine enabling me to win by other means ... well, it says a lot about him.Yeah. His idea of &quot;build&quot; seems to require unlimited prep time, and an opponent with approximately none.Because who else would want to conquer the world? Or at least destroy educated spellcasters?Eh. They don't even make super-interesting villains, IMO. That's probably a matter of taste or preference, though--there's no judgement from me on that.One definitely gets the feeling he doesn't much play the actual D&amp;D 5E TRPG. He doesn't seem to understand how to play it, among other things.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="prabe, post: 8181090, member: 7016699"] From the DM's perspective, it leaves a core class in the game, so other players (they do exist!) can play it. I think the fact he doesn't grok the difference between his wish and mine, in terms of the ask and the power level, and in terms of his wish being directly for a win and mine enabling me to win by other means ... well, it says a lot about him. Yeah. His idea of "build" seems to require unlimited prep time, and an opponent with approximately none. Because who else would want to conquer the world? Or at least destroy educated spellcasters? Eh. They don't even make super-interesting villains, IMO. That's probably a matter of taste or preference, though--there's no judgement from me on that. One definitely gets the feeling he doesn't much play the actual D&D 5E TRPG. He doesn't seem to understand how to play it, among other things. [/QUOTE]

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