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Message: <blockquote data-quote="The Little Raven" data-source="post: 4002317" data-attributes="member: 10095">I don't know how I can be any more clear, but I'll try.The designers of 3rd Edition elected to design the system with the concept of "system mastery," which means that they intentionally chose to develop certain feats, classes, races, spells, powers, items, or whatever as crap. This was so that after playing the game for a while, you can look at Toughness and see that it's a worthless waste of space, but a new player will be tricked into making a bad choice because he doesn't know better. This is especially a problem in 3rd Edition, since one bad feat choice can ruin your character development, since you basically have to plan it from 1st level in order to make sure you qualify for everything you want.Says the guy who shifted us off topic by saying that making sure all builds are valid is a bad idea? Huh. That's funny.Sorcerer with all fire spells against a fire immune creature. Not a single spell, which are his only source of usefulness, will achieve anything.</blockquote>