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<blockquote data-quote="Spatula" data-source="post: 4651527" data-attributes="member: 2198">Because his DC deals a few less hp than a CHA-paladin?&nbsp; That doesn't make any sense.&nbsp; We're talking about a difference of around 3 hp per battle.No one said that.Why wouldn't it be so?&nbsp; You're not making attack rolls with it.&nbsp; It just has a secondary effects on some powers.&nbsp; Look at what you get with your WIS score, compare it to what you get for your CHA, and decide which is more important.&nbsp; Or split the difference and alternate increasing both.It's no different than a star pact warlock who has two attack stats.&nbsp; Are they pumping up their INT (the warlock secondary stat?).&nbsp; Or are they getting by with what they started with?&nbsp; Or consider all these STR/CON fighter builds - are they improving their WIS, the stat that's directly related to their defender role?&nbsp; No, because they'd rather have the effects of a high CON.&nbsp; Somehow they, and their groups, manage to muddle by.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Spatula, post: 4651527, member: 2198"] Because his DC deals a few less hp than a CHA-paladin? That doesn't make any sense. We're talking about a difference of around 3 hp per battle. No one said that. Why wouldn't it be so? You're not making attack rolls with it. It just has a secondary effects on some powers. Look at what you get with your WIS score, compare it to what you get for your CHA, and decide which is more important. Or split the difference and alternate increasing both. It's no different than a star pact warlock who has two attack stats. Are they pumping up their INT (the warlock secondary stat?). Or are they getting by with what they started with? Or consider all these STR/CON fighter builds - are they improving their WIS, the stat that's directly related to their defender role? No, because they'd rather have the effects of a high CON. Somehow they, and their groups, manage to muddle by. [/QUOTE]

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