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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Red Castle" data-source="post: 9226231" data-attributes="member: 7040765">But the problem was also that they wanted to feel special. So if everybody is a demi-god in epic level, that doesn’t set them apart. Being more powerful in high level was the reward for having it tough in low level. Some players want that kind of power curve.And also, some players felt cheated that the wizard was not a striker. To them, wizards are suppose to do a lot of damage. Fireball doing only 4d6 in a shorter burst was a big letdown for some. Me, I love the 4e wizard. I love that he follow the same powercurve as everybody else. I love that he never has to fight with a weapon (magic missile even being considered a basic attack… I love that magic missile could miss!). And I love its role as a controller with a lot of area attacks.</blockquote>