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<blockquote data-quote="Elf Witch" data-source="post: 5783098" data-attributes="member: 9037">Web does have a save if you make it you move through the web slowly. if you tangled you can spend a round using strength or escape artist to break free. I have never seen web as an death sentence all that often usually it just slowed down the other guys to give you a chance to get away. I have never seen a PC die in a web Evards Black Tentacles yes web no. Yes the rules for scribing scrolls and making magic items are relatively cheap in 3E an Issue I have with it but and this is a big but unless you are allowing your party huge amounts of downtime there is a limit of how many you can make. And that is not just the DM being a meanie it is way of managing the flow of the game. It is my opinion everyone should play a friendly wizard. fighter , rogue fill in the blank as a player you have a responsibility not to be a jerk at the table which means doing things that impact another player's character and stepping all over their toes.I play party friendly wizards all the time and I don't play with one hand tied behind my back.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Elf Witch, post: 5783098, member: 9037"] Web does have a save if you make it you move through the web slowly. if you tangled you can spend a round using strength or escape artist to break free. I have never seen web as an death sentence all that often usually it just slowed down the other guys to give you a chance to get away. I have never seen a PC die in a web Evards Black Tentacles yes web no. Yes the rules for scribing scrolls and making magic items are relatively cheap in 3E an Issue I have with it but and this is a big but unless you are allowing your party huge amounts of downtime there is a limit of how many you can make. And that is not just the DM being a meanie it is way of managing the flow of the game. It is my opinion everyone should play a friendly wizard. fighter , rogue fill in the blank as a player you have a responsibility not to be a jerk at the table which means doing things that impact another player's character and stepping all over their toes. I play party friendly wizards all the time and I don't play with one hand tied behind my back. [/QUOTE]

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