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<blockquote data-quote="Arashi Ravenblade" data-source="post: 4468485" data-attributes="member: 15630">Im not reading 11 pages of replys. So I'll comment on the started topic.Basically if you play a character such as the rogue and you twiddle your thumbs in the corner, your not playing the Rogue right. You arent using tactical movemnt and flanking you arent sneaking ahead and if your DM allows it your not using Skil tricks. The Rogue when played right can unleash his Sneak Attack every round. If you arent thats you and your parties fault. Players flaws, not the games.I tell people off the bat with the ranger Im not telling them what enemies im throwing at them so tehy better be prepared to have useless Favored enemeies. And the Paladin andhis strict code can add some great roleplaying opportunities. Believe me, Ive seen it. A Paladin having to come to grips with working with evil characters is just plain fun. Flavor and mechanics at the same time.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Arashi Ravenblade, post: 4468485, member: 15630"] Im not reading 11 pages of replys. So I'll comment on the started topic. Basically if you play a character such as the rogue and you twiddle your thumbs in the corner, your not playing the Rogue right. You arent using tactical movemnt and flanking you arent sneaking ahead and if your DM allows it your not using Skil tricks. The Rogue when played right can unleash his Sneak Attack every round. If you arent thats you and your parties fault. Players flaws, not the games. I tell people off the bat with the ranger Im not telling them what enemies im throwing at them so tehy better be prepared to have useless Favored enemeies. And the Paladin andhis strict code can add some great roleplaying opportunities. Believe me, Ive seen it. A Paladin having to come to grips with working with evil characters is just plain fun. Flavor and mechanics at the same time. [/QUOTE]

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