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<blockquote data-quote="KarinsDad" data-source="post: 2723650" data-attributes="member: 2011">This is not a statement of fact at all.A Wizard in a magic rare campaign still has the limitations of a Wizard. For example, typically not able to cast if paralyzed. Unable to cast most of his spells if grappled, etc.That works.Cool.It still does not make you right, nor give you the right to come here and claim that my DM was making it easy for me with no facts to back up your claim.As for you knowledge of balance, I have no clue outside of the fact that you are attempting to prove my DM incompetent, just to illustrate a psionic balance point you have yet to even make. That is in extremely poor taste IMO.PS. I have a D20 supplement book writing credit to my name as well. A lot of people here do. I'm glad you are helping out the cause, but you seem to want to argue just to argue and you are using an encounter in my game to do so. Lame.There is also rules balance. That is what we attempt to discuss here.You are trying to skew it into an individual &quot;What did this DM do?&quot; type of discussion.That has nothing to do with the rules and whether some set of rules are balanced in general.In fact, I'm still waiting for a point from you that illustrates that psionics is balanced or not. So far, all you seem to be focusing on is one combat in one game.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="KarinsDad, post: 2723650, member: 2011"] This is not a statement of fact at all. A Wizard in a magic rare campaign still has the limitations of a Wizard. For example, typically not able to cast if paralyzed. Unable to cast most of his spells if grappled, etc. That works. Cool. It still does not make you right, nor give you the right to come here and claim that my DM was making it easy for me with no facts to back up your claim. As for you knowledge of balance, I have no clue outside of the fact that you are attempting to prove my DM incompetent, just to illustrate a psionic balance point you have yet to even make. That is in extremely poor taste IMO. PS. I have a D20 supplement book writing credit to my name as well. A lot of people here do. I'm glad you are helping out the cause, but you seem to want to argue just to argue and you are using an encounter in my game to do so. Lame. There is also rules balance. That is what we attempt to discuss here. You are trying to skew it into an individual "What did this DM do?" type of discussion. That has nothing to do with the rules and whether some set of rules are balanced in general. In fact, I'm still waiting for a point from you that illustrates that psionics is balanced or not. So far, all you seem to be focusing on is one combat in one game. [/QUOTE]

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