D&D 5E 5E Survivor - Subclasses (Part VIII: Mystic, aka Psion)

[Argyle King]

I think the Immortal should have 7.

 

[doctorbadwolf]

Okay looks like from 182 to 183 something went awry, but 184 fixed it.

Tragically, no change in result. The worst one wins again.

 

[CleverNickName]

And the new thread is up!

D&D 5E - 5E Survivor - Subclasses (Part IX: Paladin)

There's well over a hundred and twenty different classes and subclasses in the 5th Edition Dungeons & Dragons game, and we're on a mission to determine which one is the Survivor! And this time around, we are comparing all of the Paladin subclasses from all of the Wizards of the Coast game...

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[Mind of tempest]

Genuine question (for you and others): Is your problem with the Nomad that you find its name dull, or that you find its mechanics poor?

Because if voting were based around the name my choices would have been quite a bit different. Nomad is, as you say, a dull name. (Though is "Fighter" any better? Everyone "fights" in D&D!) But the mechanics are better and more interesting than most of the other options available here, without stepping on the toes of other classes like Wu Jen does.

I dislike it out of too much conceptual overlap with summoner some niche partitioning in concept is useful.

and yes the immortal won I am happy.

 

[Gammadoodler]

Order of the Immortal 2
Order of the Nomad 9-2=7
Order of the Wu Jen 1+1=2

Order of the Immortal 1+1 = 2
Order of the Nomad 8-2=6

Two votes less than an hour apart..

It's fine.. just strange that our resident vote auditor didn't catch it.

 

[CleverNickName]

Two votes less than an hour apart..

It's fine.. just strange that our resident vote auditor didn't catch it.

What time zone are you voting from, @Cadence ?

 

[Cadence]

Two votes less than an hour apart..

It's fine.. just strange that our resident vote auditor didn't catch it.

What time zone are you voting from, @Cadence ?

Eastern US time, one at 11 something, and one right as my watch showed midnight. (Looks like there were a lot of people waiting for midnight eastern).

 

[DND_Reborn]

Eastern US time, one at 11 something, and one right as my watch showed midnight.

That is what I saw and I figured was the case.

Personally, I think the rule should include a "you cannot vote twice within 12 hours" (along with the just one vote per calendar day), that way everyone can tell you didn't vote twice that day.

It is sort of sneaky IMO, but hey... guilty (myself) in past Survivors LOL!

(Looks like there were a lot of people waiting for midnight eastern).

Yeah, I had a later morning than normal and finished a movie about 11:55, so I thought I might as well wait up and vote after midnight.

 

[CleverNickName]

Nobody would abuse the "one vote per calendar day" rule, right? That would be dishonorable, and we are all honorable gamers here.

 

[DND_Reborn]

Nobody would abuse the "one vote per calendar day" rule, right? That would be dishonorable, and we are all honorable gamers here.

I've seen it happen in the past... but I like to believe people when they say they "forgot" they had voted earlier.

Most the time, it is just the time zone thing.