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<blockquote data-quote="Crothian" data-source="post: 6626520" data-attributes="member: 232">Sorry, but it can make you look and sound petty and jealous. Especially when the complaint you see as 100% valid the rest of the table does not agree with. You remember that one time the cleric weighed with his mace and killed 6 goblins. But you forget the times that the cleric had to stay in the back and support with spells when your fighter saved the day. People perceive and remember things different. Some people remember more when they felt their character was being outclassed and focus more on the negatives then the positives. Because presumably you are asking the campaign to stop because you want a new character. It really depends then how you expect the problem to be fixed. In the example of the cleric and the fighter what is your plan to fix the problem? The group is say 5th level everyone has a character they like and enjoy except apparently you. All the characters have important background that intertwine and have a great chemistry and history together that matters to the campaign at large (I say that because that's how I run all my games). The group does what it can to showcase your character just like they do every character because that's what good groups do. You still feel that the cleric being better at melee then your fighter detracts from your enjoyment. You have voiced this to the group and me your DM wants to know what you want to do to fix the problem. So, what in your mind is the solution?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Crothian, post: 6626520, member: 232"] Sorry, but it can make you look and sound petty and jealous. Especially when the complaint you see as 100% valid the rest of the table does not agree with. You remember that one time the cleric weighed with his mace and killed 6 goblins. But you forget the times that the cleric had to stay in the back and support with spells when your fighter saved the day. People perceive and remember things different. Some people remember more when they felt their character was being outclassed and focus more on the negatives then the positives. Because presumably you are asking the campaign to stop because you want a new character. It really depends then how you expect the problem to be fixed. In the example of the cleric and the fighter what is your plan to fix the problem? The group is say 5th level everyone has a character they like and enjoy except apparently you. All the characters have important background that intertwine and have a great chemistry and history together that matters to the campaign at large (I say that because that's how I run all my games). The group does what it can to showcase your character just like they do every character because that's what good groups do. You still feel that the cleric being better at melee then your fighter detracts from your enjoyment. You have voiced this to the group and me your DM wants to know what you want to do to fix the problem. So, what in your mind is the solution? [/QUOTE]

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