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<blockquote data-quote="Imaro" data-source="post: 4442170" data-attributes="member: 48965">Emphasis: Doesn't that apply equally to both sides of the argument?I mean really...Grinding Quests: Funny how &quot;D&amp;D is at it's heart a game about killing things and taking there stuff&quot; when anyone mentions the non-combat abilities that have been removed from 4e... but when compared to WoW suddenly it's not...ok.Lame Narration:&nbsp; Ever read some of the modules for D&amp;D?PvP:&nbsp; This too can happen in a D&amp;D game.From your post above I'm just not seeing that far of a stretch.I thought the Cleric or Druid was the most powerful class in D&amp;D 3.x... what's up with that?&nbsp; On a more serious note, is the Wizard like this at low or mid-levels?&nbsp; If not then I don't think it's always... the WIzard and everybody else.&nbsp; Is he the most powerful if he doesn't have the right spell in the right situation?&nbsp; Or if he runs out of spells in the wrong place at the wrong time?&nbsp; Just saying.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Imaro, post: 4442170, member: 48965"] Emphasis: Doesn't that apply equally to both sides of the argument? I mean really... Grinding Quests: Funny how "D&D is at it's heart a game about killing things and taking there stuff" when anyone mentions the non-combat abilities that have been removed from 4e... but when compared to WoW suddenly it's not...ok. Lame Narration: Ever read some of the modules for D&D? PvP: This too can happen in a D&D game. From your post above I'm just not seeing that far of a stretch. I thought the Cleric or Druid was the most powerful class in D&D 3.x... what's up with that? On a more serious note, is the Wizard like this at low or mid-levels? If not then I don't think it's always... the WIzard and everybody else. Is he the most powerful if he doesn't have the right spell in the right situation? Or if he runs out of spells in the wrong place at the wrong time? Just saying. [/QUOTE]

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