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<blockquote data-quote="TwoSix" data-source="post: 8458444" data-attributes="member: 205">Yea, but that sounds more like a personality issue than anything.&nbsp; I mean, I play in a group with a 4 Wisdom halfling druid (not moon druid), he's perfectly OK with the fact my character is far more effective than his.&nbsp; That's sort of the point of playing a 4 Wisdom druid!My characters are generally the strongest in my main group; my group embraces that because it means the can make the weird concepts they love and not worry we're all going to die terribly because of it.&nbsp; I have an issue with believing any play priority is better than another.&nbsp; If you want to play a gnome warlock because you love gnome warlocks (fidelity to concept).&nbsp; If I chose to make my half-elf warlock because of their +2 to Cha and because Elven Accuracy is a sweet feat (optimization focus), more power to me.&nbsp; Neither of us have done anything wrong, but neither of our play priorities are better than the other, though.I'm against the old 2e paradigm that the gnome player is somehow a better &quot;roleplayer&quot; because they eschewed a mechanical bonus, but that mindset is still all too common with a lot of players.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="TwoSix, post: 8458444, member: 205"] Yea, but that sounds more like a personality issue than anything. I mean, I play in a group with a 4 Wisdom halfling druid (not moon druid), he's perfectly OK with the fact my character is far more effective than his. That's sort of the point of playing a 4 Wisdom druid! My characters are generally the strongest in my main group; my group embraces that because it means the can make the weird concepts they love and not worry we're all going to die terribly because of it. I have an issue with believing any play priority is better than another. If you want to play a gnome warlock because you love gnome warlocks (fidelity to concept). If I chose to make my half-elf warlock because of their +2 to Cha and because Elven Accuracy is a sweet feat (optimization focus), more power to me. Neither of us have done anything wrong, but neither of our play priorities are better than the other, though. I'm against the old 2e paradigm that the gnome player is somehow a better "roleplayer" because they eschewed a mechanical bonus, but that mindset is still all too common with a lot of players. [/QUOTE]

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