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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Blockader7" data-source="post: 883943" data-attributes="member: 11827">Then in one sense that person can become among the most important characters in the entire group. Why? Because they can replace some of the character classes in there.For example: take the Cleric. There's only one real reason to have a Cleric in there, and that's for their healing abilities. I personally don't see any other reason to have a cleric in the party. When a Rogue gets his skill high enough, he'll be able to use magic items that can heal, thus eventually replacing the cleric.In comparison to other classes, the cleric is near useless.The cleric can't compare to the artillery or the enchanting abilities of arcane casters.The cleric can't really compare to fighters or paladins ability to dish out damage or wield weapons.They can't even compare to the rangers and druid's wilderness abilities.Thus, the Rogue becomes one of the most important classes there is.The cleric can even lose his/her divine casting ability as a penalty if he or she doesn't follow the deity's dogma. Any other casters aren't limited in that way.Neredless to say I personally don't really like that class. I don't begrudge anybody else who does though.  I just see it as a useless class.</blockquote>