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<blockquote data-quote="OB1" data-source="post: 6963919" data-attributes="member: 6796241">Best:&nbsp; Because of bounded accuracy, great class and race design, and a power curve that doesn't assume you put everything into combat, there is true choice when designing and leveling your character in 5e and those choices matter.&nbsp; Focusing on one pillar doesn't mean you stay with the curve, it means you get ahead of it and kick butt in that pillar, while staying average in other areas.&nbsp; And because of that, every choice is the &quot;right&quot; choice.Worst:&nbsp; How hard it is to choose!&nbsp; I find myself constantly wanting all the options and agonize over what to pick.&nbsp; Should I make my fighter a DPR monster with ABIs in Str and Feats like GWM, or should I focus on shoring up his saving throws to help against high level save or suck spells.&nbsp; Or do I take something else to become better in the social or exploration pillar because that's what interests me.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="OB1, post: 6963919, member: 6796241"] Best: Because of bounded accuracy, great class and race design, and a power curve that doesn't assume you put everything into combat, there is true choice when designing and leveling your character in 5e and those choices matter. Focusing on one pillar doesn't mean you stay with the curve, it means you get ahead of it and kick butt in that pillar, while staying average in other areas. And because of that, every choice is the "right" choice. Worst: How hard it is to choose! I find myself constantly wanting all the options and agonize over what to pick. Should I make my fighter a DPR monster with ABIs in Str and Feats like GWM, or should I focus on shoring up his saving throws to help against high level save or suck spells. Or do I take something else to become better in the social or exploration pillar because that's what interests me. [/QUOTE]

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