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<blockquote data-quote="Saeviomagy" data-source="post: 815655" data-attributes="member: 5890">Maddman - I've exactly the opposite problem to you when it comes to PrC's.Who the hell are the game designers to tell ME what MY character's personality and looks are? Every time I see fluff which dictates how a players character looks or acts, I think &quot;well, that was wasted space&quot;.As for epic levels - I'm still trying and failing to see how having both cleric and wizard spells is likely to make you significantly more powerful than a single classed character. The only thing seems to be that they get double utility out of the epic spell-boosting feats. I'd expect, however, that the one which gives you 10+ spellcasting slots would have to be taken once for each class, and the epic spell rules practically already merge arcane and divine (with some fantastically stupid restrictions of course).So where's the real benefit? Wheres the game-balance destroying bit?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Saeviomagy, post: 815655, member: 5890"] Maddman - I've exactly the opposite problem to you when it comes to PrC's. Who the hell are the game designers to tell ME what MY character's personality and looks are? Every time I see fluff which dictates how a players character looks or acts, I think "well, that was wasted space". As for epic levels - I'm still trying and failing to see how having both cleric and wizard spells is likely to make you significantly more powerful than a single classed character. The only thing seems to be that they get double utility out of the epic spell-boosting feats. I'd expect, however, that the one which gives you 10+ spellcasting slots would have to be taken once for each class, and the epic spell rules practically already merge arcane and divine (with some fantastically stupid restrictions of course). So where's the real benefit? Wheres the game-balance destroying bit? [/QUOTE]

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