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<blockquote data-quote="hong" data-source="post: 3435144" data-attributes="member: 537"><p>That reminds me of the ubertwinked cleric in the RttToH campaign, who was also the character who died the most. If he got his full buff suite up, he could be awesome, but this almost never happened and his unbuffed strength was puny by comparison. The player has an eldritch knight in this campaign (absent for a few sessions) and he's still the one who's died the most.</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>Martin. He's probably the one who's most likely to think in terms of "winning the game", ie foiling the DM's dastardly plans, surviving to fight another day, etc. The powergaming he does is directed towards this end, as opposed to being an end in itself: eg he got shadowdancer levels for hide in plain sight, uncanny dodge and evasion, and his ninja character in RttToEE/RttToH had the same abilities. One of the first spells he cast in the Dragotha fight was superior invisibility (Spell Compendium), so that Draggie wouldn't be able to target him.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="hong, post: 3435144, member: 537"] That reminds me of the ubertwinked cleric in the RttToH campaign, who was also the character who died the most. If he got his full buff suite up, he could be awesome, but this almost never happened and his unbuffed strength was puny by comparison. The player has an eldritch knight in this campaign (absent for a few sessions) and he's still the one who's died the most. Martin. He's probably the one who's most likely to think in terms of "winning the game", ie foiling the DM's dastardly plans, surviving to fight another day, etc. The powergaming he does is directed towards this end, as opposed to being an end in itself: eg he got shadowdancer levels for hide in plain sight, uncanny dodge and evasion, and his ninja character in RttToEE/RttToH had the same abilities. One of the first spells he cast in the Dragotha fight was superior invisibility (Spell Compendium), so that Draggie wouldn't be able to target him. [/QUOTE]
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