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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Dualazi" data-source="post: 7084987" data-attributes="member: 6855537">Coincidentally what you just stated is one of the big problems I have with 5e; everyone IS balanced for combat. Every class can contribute meaningfully to combat and it’s debatable whether or not the fighter is even the best at it. The problem is that the game was allegedly balanced across the three pillars, but having everyone be good at combat throws that out the window immediately. If a class has great exploration and social abilities/perks, then it follows that they should be pretty bad in the combat sector, but that isn’t the case in 5e.In my opinion, it really has to be one way or the other. You either make each class have arenas they specialize in and others they suck in, or you give features that allow everyone to interact with the other areas of play. Right now you have classes that can do all three and others that can really only do one, and I find that unpleasant.</blockquote>