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<blockquote data-quote="Rob1207" data-source="post: 6188993" data-attributes="member: 55248">I haven't posted in a long time, my group went away from D&amp;D when 4e came out. Ourreason was it felt like the game was WAY too different. My bestfriend said he would never play in a game with fighter daily's againbecause they didn't make since.&nbsp; So when I was invited to a pathfinder game I was very happy to get back into someD&amp;D. Except it doesn't seem to me to be any better then 4e. No there isn't a fighter daily, but the Alchemist drove me nuts.1[SUP]st [/SUP]fight, my monk got totally wrecked. I asked the alchemist for one ofhis cure lights, and was told I couldn't drink it...The rules say (I am not kidding) that if he hands me a cure light it looses all magicand becomes colored water, but it gets better if I hand it back, itmagically changes back to a cure light. How are potions that only work for one person better or more realistic then fighterdaily's???</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Rob1207, post: 6188993, member: 55248"] I haven't posted in a long time, my group went away from D&D when 4e came out. Our reason was it felt like the game was WAY too different. My best friend said he would never play in a game with fighter daily's again because they didn't make since. So when I was invited to a pathfinder game I was very happy to get back into some D&D. Except it doesn't seem to me to be any better then 4e. No there isn't a fighter daily, but the Alchemist drove me nuts. 1[SUP][SIZE=2]st [/SIZE][/SUP]fight, my monk got totally wrecked. I asked the alchemist for one of his cure lights, and was told I couldn't drink it... The rules say (I am not kidding) that if he hands me a cure light it looses all magic and becomes colored water, but it gets better if I hand it back, it magically changes back to a cure light. How are potions that only work for one person better or more realistic then fighter daily's??? [/QUOTE]

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