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<blockquote data-quote="Oni" data-source="post: 5909361" data-attributes="member: 380"><p>I'm going to be honest, I'm a little concerned about the level of focus on the wizard.&nbsp; I really feel like there is a quite a bit of hyperbole when it comes to the class, and that there is a perception that doesn't really match their actual capabilities as the gaming table.&nbsp; The quest for balance often leads to over reaction and/or a reduction to the lowest common denominator of blandness.&nbsp; I'm not saying there aren't are few adjustments that could be made to improve class balance, but I would much rather the focus be on bringing other classes up rather than the other way around, what we have now is already starting to seem a little foreign to me in terms of the traditional D&amp;D wizard.&nbsp; This is one of the areas of the game that will make the biggest difference to me when it comes to selling me or losing me.&nbsp; I really hope they get this right, I'm waiting for the playtest with equal parts anticipation and apprehension.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Oni, post: 5909361, member: 380"] I'm going to be honest, I'm a little concerned about the level of focus on the wizard. I really feel like there is a quite a bit of hyperbole when it comes to the class, and that there is a perception that doesn't really match their actual capabilities as the gaming table. The quest for balance often leads to over reaction and/or a reduction to the lowest common denominator of blandness. I'm not saying there aren't are few adjustments that could be made to improve class balance, but I would much rather the focus be on bringing other classes up rather than the other way around, what we have now is already starting to seem a little foreign to me in terms of the traditional D&D wizard. This is one of the areas of the game that will make the biggest difference to me when it comes to selling me or losing me. I really hope they get this right, I'm waiting for the playtest with equal parts anticipation and apprehension. [/QUOTE]

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