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Message: <blockquote data-quote="justanobody" data-source="post: 4543204" data-attributes="member: 70778">The fighter will not fail every time, that is the DM/player flaw, to think that it must be some hard cold stats that dictate what you can and cannot try to do.Is there a rule for going to the bathroom in D&D? No? Then you characters never do.So what does that mean for them? Do all the races including "human" have no organs for this? Do the use all food materials they consume?There will not, and should not be cold hard stats for everything, and just because there is no cold hard stats, does not mean you cannot try, and/or that trying will fail.Do you think PCs were born as a rogue able to pick-pockets?Does a fighter trying to pick a few pockets automatically convert them to a rogue?I don't know what you are playing, but it is NOT how the game works. It is just how your group plays it.If you feel your group is playing it wrong, then you should talk with your group to loosen up a bit and explore their own imagination more, and see exactly what a fighter can or cannot do is only limited to your own ability to come up with something to do.D&D isn't a MMO where you hit an invisible wall because you reached the end of the zone, and have to use the correct exit point to transfer to the next zone. You can climb the trees, and you can dig a hole in the ground. The whole stays there until someone of time fills it up, not until the zone is reset or the ground respawns so other people can dig there.</blockquote>

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