Hello.
I wanted to ask the community - considering how INT and DEX now pretty much overlap i.e.
- Higher of both provides bonus to AC (with Light or No armor)
- Higher of both provides bonus to REFLEX Defence
The ONLY benefit of having high scores in both is some benefits to few SKILLS.
WORSE - no class, no build, needs high scores in BOTH INT and DEX. Rogues and Rangers are the two classes that require high DEX, but both get absolutely NO benefit from a high INT.
The Wizard needs a high INT and gets a minor, ONCE per encounter, attack bonus from high DEX, IF they use wands.
So is it just me or did Eladrins get the shaft with an attribute bonus is TWO VERY REDUNDANT categories i.e. INT and DEX?
Compare that with Dragonborns ... Paladins, Clerics, Warlords, Rogues ... ALL benefit highly from high STR + CHA.
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I wanted to ask the community - considering how INT and DEX now pretty much overlap i.e.
- Higher of both provides bonus to AC (with Light or No armor)
- Higher of both provides bonus to REFLEX Defence
The ONLY benefit of having high scores in both is some benefits to few SKILLS.
WORSE - no class, no build, needs high scores in BOTH INT and DEX. Rogues and Rangers are the two classes that require high DEX, but both get absolutely NO benefit from a high INT.
The Wizard needs a high INT and gets a minor, ONCE per encounter, attack bonus from high DEX, IF they use wands.
So is it just me or did Eladrins get the shaft with an attribute bonus is TWO VERY REDUNDANT categories i.e. INT and DEX?
Compare that with Dragonborns ... Paladins, Clerics, Warlords, Rogues ... ALL benefit highly from high STR + CHA.
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