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<blockquote data-quote="hong" data-source="post: 3433858" data-attributes="member: 537">One thing that's interesting is the relative power levels of the PCs. Eg everyone usually assumes that clerics and druids are the most powerful classes. We have both of these, but they play more of a supporting role. The wiz is more prominent, but he's still nowhere near the biggest hitter in the fights.It's really down to the characteristics of the players. The dwarf is played by the best powergamer in the group, and you can usually bet that whatever he plays, it's going to be strong. The cleric and druid players are basically casual gamers who come along to hang out with friends, and aren't out to twink builds or hog the spotlight. The wiz player is more of a tactical/mastermind type; while he can powergame, it's not really his thing. As long as the character survives the encounters, he's happy; and usually he prefers to buff/support the tank than be the main damage-dealer himself.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="hong, post: 3433858, member: 537"] One thing that's interesting is the relative power levels of the PCs. Eg everyone usually assumes that clerics and druids are the most powerful classes. We have both of these, but they play more of a supporting role. The wiz is more prominent, but he's still nowhere near the biggest hitter in the fights. It's really down to the characteristics of the players. The dwarf is played by the best powergamer in the group, and you can usually bet that whatever he plays, it's going to be strong. The cleric and druid players are basically casual gamers who come along to hang out with friends, and aren't out to twink builds or hog the spotlight. The wiz player is more of a tactical/mastermind type; while he can powergame, it's not really his thing. As long as the character survives the encounters, he's happy; and usually he prefers to buff/support the tank than be the main damage-dealer himself. [/QUOTE]

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