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<blockquote data-quote="Fanaelialae" data-source="post: 8537048" data-attributes="member: 53980">I'm not talking about damage. I'll grant that the fighter is generally as good or better than the wizard with regard to dealing damage.But can a 20th level fighter create a copy of himself and then permanently polymorph it into a dragon? The wizard can. Can the fighter rewrite someone's memories so that they believe whatever he wants them to believe? The wizard can. Can the fighter lock someone behind an invulnerable force field so that he can deal with them at his convenience? The wizard can.Can a 20th level wizard deal damage? Most definitely.The discussion that inspired this thread was focused on a wizard's capacity to pull off 'shenanigans' vs that of the fighter. If you think that the fighter's moderate ability to output more damage puts him on par with the wizard, you're free to make that argument. However, I wholeheartedly disagree.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Fanaelialae, post: 8537048, member: 53980"] I'm not talking about damage. I'll grant that the fighter is generally as good or better than the wizard with regard to dealing damage. But can a 20th level fighter create a copy of himself and then permanently polymorph it into a dragon? The wizard can. Can the fighter rewrite someone's memories so that they believe whatever he wants them to believe? The wizard can. Can the fighter lock someone behind an invulnerable force field so that he can deal with them at his convenience? The wizard can. Can a 20th level wizard deal damage? Most definitely. The discussion that inspired this thread was focused on a wizard's capacity to pull off 'shenanigans' vs that of the fighter. If you think that the fighter's moderate ability to output more damage puts him on par with the wizard, you're free to make that argument. However, I wholeheartedly disagree. [/QUOTE]

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