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<blockquote data-quote="Rechan" data-source="post: 4667979" data-attributes="member: 54846">If anything, that is an arbitrary rule.&nbsp; It's like saying &quot;All wizards are left handed&quot;, and then saying &quot;Because this rule says wizards are left handed, it shows there's depth to the class, and how they differ from other classes!&quot;Take for instance that bards can only be chaotic. You could say that &quot;shows depth and how they are different&quot;, and I think it's an arbitrary limitation that hurts character conception and is there for no other reason than to be there. You mean like the bard's &quot;Inspire Competence&quot; level 2 utility power? I would argue with you over this, but I feel that is a different tangent than the topic at hand. I don't feel that being able to deal with alignment adds anything to the equation at all, and matters of alignment are a different topic.There are so few options, and the &quot;dimension and variety&quot; are so shallow, that it's complaining that a radio only gets 99 stations, not 100, and this is a great limitation to the radio.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Rechan, post: 4667979, member: 54846"] If anything, that is an arbitrary rule. It's like saying "All wizards are left handed", and then saying "Because this rule says wizards are left handed, it shows there's depth to the class, and how they differ from other classes!" Take for instance that bards can only be chaotic. You could say that "shows depth and how they are different", and I think it's an arbitrary limitation that hurts character conception and is there for no other reason than to be there. You mean like the bard's "Inspire Competence" level 2 utility power? I would argue with you over this, but I feel that is a different tangent than the topic at hand. I don't feel that being able to deal with alignment adds anything to the equation at all, and matters of alignment are a different topic. There are so few options, and the "dimension and variety" are so shallow, that it's complaining that a radio only gets 99 stations, not 100, and this is a great limitation to the radio. [/QUOTE]

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