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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ProfessorCirno" data-source="post: 4330109" data-attributes="member: 65637">In a way, it is.  I think most classes and their powers don't have big problems, but I think it falls apart on martial classes, such as how warriors, despite being masters of the art of war, haven't grasped that their left hand can be used.  Or how you have to be specially and specifically trained to shout loudly or tell people what to do.  I dislike that choices have become limited.Edit: To give what I think is a perfect example, rangers get an ability that allow other classes to reroll, the fluff saying "they benefit from your great wisdom" or something along those lines.  There's nothing about that ability that has anything to do with rangers or any of the ranger stuff elsewhere in 4e.  It's completely out of place, but only rangers can do it, and we're never told why.</blockquote>