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<blockquote data-quote="SpikeyFreak" data-source="post: 6962" data-attributes="member: 705">I would allow it.Players are never going to have access to unlimited wished that don't drain XP.The player who is doing this isn't in a vacuum.&nbsp; He has other characters around him, which are going to end up much higher level if the character spends 5000XP on feats very often.&nbsp; So they will prolly be about the same power level.It's the DM's job to make sure the conflicts are a challenge to the characters.&nbsp; If he can't figure out to increase the CR of the creatures, then he needs some help.&nbsp; Being more powerful than a normal 15th level character (or whatever level) shouldn't be game breaking.As for feats being less important than abilities, I beg to differ.&nbsp; If that were true, you would gain feats less often, not more often.&nbsp; And think about fighters.&nbsp; They gain 18 feats over the course of thier career.&nbsp; Would you allow a class that gained 18 ability points?--Generous Spikey</blockquote>

[QUOTE="SpikeyFreak, post: 6962, member: 705"] I would allow it. Players are never going to have access to unlimited wished that don't drain XP. The player who is doing this isn't in a vacuum. He has other characters around him, which are going to end up much higher level if the character spends 5000XP on feats very often. So they will prolly be about the same power level. It's the DM's job to make sure the conflicts are a challenge to the characters. If he can't figure out to increase the CR of the creatures, then he needs some help. Being more powerful than a normal 15th level character (or whatever level) shouldn't be game breaking. As for feats being less important than abilities, I beg to differ. If that were true, you would gain feats less often, not more often. And think about fighters. They gain 18 feats over the course of thier career. Would you allow a class that gained 18 ability points? --Generous Spikey [/QUOTE]

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