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<blockquote data-quote="reapersaurus" data-source="post: 1150723" data-attributes="member: 1194">NOW you're talkin', Frank!I see you added in the Paladin to your underpowered classes. Good man. I guess my words did make a difference, perhaps.I have no doubt that single-classed fighter-types (Bbn, Ftr, Pal - I'll neglect Rgr for now, even though I'm pretty sure they should be included as well) are underpowered at higher levels.The only question is, what exact changes should be made to the game to fix it?I have proposed some suggested changed in House Rules, some serious, some more tongue-in-cheek, but I think the major thing that would help higher-level fighter-types would be substantial SR.The fact that their entire strengths that they have battled years for, can be taken away with one simple spell (even low level ones), is a slap in the face to the heroic fantasy character ideal.There is a simple logistical proof for the need for this change:BAB and fighter-type class abilities are linear, while spellcasting is geometric in its progression.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="reapersaurus, post: 1150723, member: 1194"] NOW you're talkin', Frank! I see you added in the Paladin to your underpowered classes. Good man. I guess my words did make a difference, perhaps. I have no doubt that single-classed fighter-types (Bbn, Ftr, Pal - I'll neglect Rgr for now, even though I'm pretty sure they should be included as well) are underpowered at higher levels. The only question is, what exact changes should be made to the game to fix it? I have proposed some suggested changed in House Rules, some serious, some more tongue-in-cheek, but I think the major thing that would help higher-level fighter-types would be substantial SR. The fact that their entire strengths that they have battled years for, can be taken away with one simple spell (even low level ones), is a slap in the face to the heroic fantasy character ideal. There is a simple logistical proof for the need for this change: [b]BAB and fighter-type class abilities are linear, while spellcasting is geometric in its progression.[/b] [/QUOTE]

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