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<blockquote data-quote="Psikerlord#" data-source="post: 6633556" data-attributes="member: 93321">A bow is perfectly fine. Not optimal - but so what? Yeah, super melee guy is less effective against fliers. That's balance. Melee guy can hardly depend on a fly anyway - the wizard might be out of slots, or concentration broken, or wizard is dead, or wizard player didnt turn up this session - etc, etc. There's nothing selfish about the wizard wanting to choose his own spells. What is misguided &quot;entitled&quot; behaviour is the melee guy expecting the wizard to fly him everytime a flier appears. DnD isnt some MMO dungeon raid game with strictly allocated roles. Melee guy is great at melee. When a flier combat comes along, he might get a fly buff, but if not, his bow works well enough&nbsp; - let others shine for a bit, melee guy, sheesh. Indeed what is selfish is melee guy wanting to shine brightest not only melee but also flier combats too.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Psikerlord#, post: 6633556, member: 93321"] A bow is perfectly fine. Not optimal - but so what? Yeah, super melee guy is less effective against fliers. That's balance. Melee guy can hardly depend on a fly anyway - the wizard might be out of slots, or concentration broken, or wizard is dead, or wizard player didnt turn up this session - etc, etc. There's nothing selfish about the wizard wanting to choose his own spells. What is misguided "entitled" behaviour is the melee guy expecting the wizard to fly him everytime a flier appears. DnD isnt some MMO dungeon raid game with strictly allocated roles. Melee guy is great at melee. When a flier combat comes along, he might get a fly buff, but if not, his bow works well enough - let others shine for a bit, melee guy, sheesh. Indeed what is selfish is melee guy wanting to shine brightest not only melee but also flier combats too. [/QUOTE]

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