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<blockquote data-quote="Ebony Dragon" data-source="post: 7388763" data-attributes="member: 4899">I have no problem with builds coming on later, so long as you are sure the campaign is going to advance that far.&nbsp; It's something to look forward to, which is always good! I often plan out my builds all the way to level 20 to make sure the choices I make early on will work with what I'm getting later. However, I have a lot of trouble agreeing with many of the dip suggestions that I see on the forums.&nbsp; If I'm playing a spell caster I want those high level spells as soon as possible.&nbsp; No, delaying my spell progression two levels is not worth having access to Eldritch Blast.&nbsp; I want to be casting Wish at level 17, not level 19.&nbsp; I see it too much where people just seem to say &quot;who cares&quot; about the spell casting progression in favor of being able to smite or action surge or whatever. I think that's often a poor decision.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ebony Dragon, post: 7388763, member: 4899"] I have no problem with builds coming on later, so long as you are sure the campaign is going to advance that far. It's something to look forward to, which is always good! I often plan out my builds all the way to level 20 to make sure the choices I make early on will work with what I'm getting later. However, I have a lot of trouble agreeing with many of the dip suggestions that I see on the forums. If I'm playing a spell caster I want those high level spells as soon as possible. No, delaying my spell progression two levels is not worth having access to Eldritch Blast. I want to be casting Wish at level 17, not level 19. I see it too much where people just seem to say "who cares" about the spell casting progression in favor of being able to smite or action surge or whatever. I think that's often a poor decision. [/QUOTE]

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