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Message: <blockquote data-quote="GMforPowergamers" data-source="post: 6626344" data-attributes="member: 67338">so I said it before and I will say it again... what is the matter with saying your not having fun if you are really not having fun...people keep arguing your sour grapes or a bad sport, but at the end of the day, if I'm not having fun Why can't I just say so??by the way you know what the worst game I ever played with rolling stats was... the one where I had 4 17's and 2 15's in 2e pre stat adjust.... I was playing a ranger with spell fire that back story was a farmer who got a 'gift' and was on the run. I didn't even want to be an adventurer just a farmer, but the bad guys wanted me for my spellfire. I put 3 17's in my physical stats, and 1 in my cha, then the 15's were int and wis.  The next luckiest player was our elven fighter/mage with a 15 in and 14 dex and everything else 11 or less. at level 7 (we started at 3rd) the DM had me be befriended by blackstaff (well we all were in waterdeep at that point) and wanted us to take a year off to stay there in game... so my friend convinced me to duil into wizard... boy was that a mistake. The idea was I would give up my armor and thac0 and not dominate the game so much... but by 4 games later I had made it to level 7 wizard (lots of combat xp and not just finding spell books but learning spells from the other wizard in group made me get extra xp) I was a 7/7 and the fighter mage was an 7/8 and I was way surpassing him again... that game I finaly retired the character and the whole game soed... to this day I still get jokeingly called 'the one man party'I don't want to be more OR less powerful. It's why in 3.5 we had baned classes out right (we mostly played with bo9s classes and complete book classes) so we could balance warlock and warmage with warblade in a way wizard and sorcerer and fighter never were...it took us 2 campaigns into 4e to learn that we preferred to use pointbuy...</blockquote>

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