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<blockquote data-quote="UngeheuerLich" data-source="post: 8089439" data-attributes="member: 59057">I actually know where you are coming from... but there is much more than black and white here. There are all shades of grey in between. Of course, playng with players who are deliberately annoying other players is no fun. And if you do point buy, you could at least expect everyone to bring something functional to the table. With rolled stats, you sometimes need to be a bit more creative if you had some bad luck.But bringing a dwarf wizard with mediocre int is not totally bad. You can easily make an abjurer wizard that has int as a dump stat (with booming blade very easily) that is still a very useful member of the party. Even doing wizardly things.I always told my players: &quot;don´t blame me if you make a character that is just left behind and not invited to the party. I won´t spend DM time to have your solo adventure. So you probably need to make a new character within the first session.&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="UngeheuerLich, post: 8089439, member: 59057"] I actually know where you are coming from... but there is much more than black and white here. There are all shades of grey in between. Of course, playng with players who are deliberately annoying other players is no fun. And if you do point buy, you could at least expect everyone to bring something functional to the table. With rolled stats, you sometimes need to be a bit more creative if you had some bad luck. But bringing a dwarf wizard with mediocre int is not totally bad. You can easily make an abjurer wizard that has int as a dump stat (with booming blade very easily) that is still a very useful member of the party. Even doing wizardly things. I always told my players: "don´t blame me if you make a character that is just left behind and not invited to the party. I won´t spend DM time to have your solo adventure. So you probably need to make a new character within the first session." [/QUOTE]

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