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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Neonchameleon" data-source="post: 5833137" data-attributes="member: 87792">To me if magic uses a sword simply for cutting things and martial bathes people in flame without heavy machinery that's very different. (Yes I noticed the mistake). The mechanics merely resolve the fiction.  Some do. Which is why not all powers are encounters or dailies. Besides the pacing is narrative, not realistic. D&D gave up pretense to realism when it introduced the hit point.  Apparently Hasbro's targets for the D&D line are $50 million/year.  It isn't going well by the standards of unrealistic financial targets.  (And honestly, 4e is pretty close to a complete game mechanically at this point - it's hard to see too much more room for splatbooks no matter the quality that aren't just product churn - and it has several very nice setting books.)</blockquote>