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Message: <blockquote data-quote="pdkoning" data-source="post: 2095711" data-attributes="member: 18140">They need to fix the Wizard class. I guess they won't fix the Wizard in 4e, but I have some advice concernig the 5th edition.Every Wizard now has to get his spells by buying 'boosterpacks' Those boosterpacks contain random spells that the Wizard might add to his spellbook. Of course every spell of level 3 or higher is uncommon, and spells of level 5 or higher are legendary.While speaking of boosterpacks with random items, I think this concept can be applied to all in-game stores. Need new Armor? Buy an armor boosterpack, Need new Weapons? Buy an Weapon boosterpack.  It is just great to have an halfing rogue (who wants to buy a dagger or rapier) buying a weapon booster pack and then finding out it contains 6 dwarven Waraxes, 2 Greatswords and 4 halberds.This can even be applied to the WOTC D&D books itself. "Hey, I found 3 PHBs in my booster pack, does anybody wants to exchange an uncommon PHB for a DMG?"In case you did not guess it already, I am really waiting for 5e.Now serious: I hope the next edition(s) will not focus on miniatures and the like too much.</blockquote>