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<blockquote data-quote="Undrave" data-source="post: 8756523" data-attributes="member: 7015698">Oh for sure! Especially in a game as unpredictable as D&amp;D, but it's always best when those disparity show up in corner cases and not basic situations. Ideally, you just don't want an obvious consensus on who is stronger and weaker, the more muddled the closer you are to balance.I think there's a certain bias toward the Wizard, it does have the biggest spell list and more exclusive spells than any other class, but I also don't know if it was intentionally a matter of 'power' and not just 'those spells are cool and the Wizard is the coolest so he gets them&quot; ya know? I dunno, maybe not dramatically, but I think if the classes were presented in order from weakest to strongest we'd see situation with DM banning the top class, or player going for a middle class instead of the weakest for their concept. We'd certainly see way more discussion about the best pick.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Undrave, post: 8756523, member: 7015698"] Oh for sure! Especially in a game as unpredictable as D&D, but it's always best when those disparity show up in corner cases and not basic situations. Ideally, you just don't want an obvious consensus on who is stronger and weaker, the more muddled the closer you are to balance. I think there's a certain bias toward the Wizard, it does have the biggest spell list and more exclusive spells than any other class, but I also don't know if it was intentionally a matter of 'power' and not just 'those spells are cool and the Wizard is the coolest so he gets them" ya know? I dunno, maybe not dramatically, but I think if the classes were presented in order from weakest to strongest we'd see situation with DM banning the top class, or player going for a middle class instead of the weakest for their concept. We'd certainly see way more discussion about the best pick. [/QUOTE]

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