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<blockquote data-quote="keterys" data-source="post: 4399231" data-attributes="member: 43019">So, would you say that Anvil of Doom is possibly too powerful for its level or would be dangerous for another class to get?Flails don't suck... Whether they get more or less feats in other supplements, who knows but their base statistics are in line and not everyone has feats to burn. Either way, if you're already a flail user for whatever reason, what mark should the power have? It's amusing how everyone has different feelings about healing... Renewing has one thing over Invigorating, it doesn't require bloodied... but yeah, it's even funnier to compare those against each other then against Inspiring and Bolstering and wonder what's going on here.If Anvil is A+, then it should clearly be an A, or perhaps an A+ as well. If Anvil is an A, then most likely it should be an A-. It's possible they should both be As, even though Anvil is more of a 2d10ish power than a 1d6ish... would be a little odd, but very possible. Stunning does, indeed, rock. Though it's a lot more balanced than in 3e since you have a lot more rounds and lot more enemies and it doesn't make you drop things.At any rate, so roughly that's just asking - is stunning so powerful that when it's introduced at level 13 it's better than all other options and regardless of the damage of both they should both be A+?Not exactly to your tactical liking, since it's only slide 1. But certainly helpful. So, it seems worse than the other close bursts to compare against - for instance, it seems on par with the level 3 fighter Sweeping Blow, worse than the level 7 Ranger Sweeping Whirlwind, worse than the level 13 Paladin Whirlwind Smite.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="keterys, post: 4399231, member: 43019"] So, would you say that Anvil of Doom is possibly too powerful for its level or would be dangerous for another class to get? Flails don't suck... Whether they get more or less feats in other supplements, who knows but their base statistics are in line and not everyone has feats to burn. Either way, if you're already a flail user for whatever reason, what mark should the power have? It's amusing how everyone has different feelings about healing... Renewing has one thing over Invigorating, it doesn't require bloodied... but yeah, it's even funnier to compare those against each other then against Inspiring and Bolstering and wonder what's going on here. If Anvil is A+, then it should clearly be an A, or perhaps an A+ as well. If Anvil is an A, then most likely it should be an A-. It's possible they should both be As, even though Anvil is more of a 2d10ish power than a 1d6ish... would be a little odd, but very possible. Stunning does, indeed, rock. Though it's a lot more balanced than in 3e since you have a lot more rounds and lot more enemies and it doesn't make you drop things. At any rate, so roughly that's just asking - is stunning so powerful that when it's introduced at level 13 it's better than all other options and regardless of the damage of both they should both be A+? Not exactly to your tactical liking, since it's only slide 1. But certainly helpful. So, it seems worse than the other close bursts to compare against - for instance, it seems on par with the level 3 fighter Sweeping Blow, worse than the level 7 Ranger Sweeping Whirlwind, worse than the level 13 Paladin Whirlwind Smite. [/QUOTE]

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