May Daggermaster Nerf Rumour

[Dice4Hire]

Restrict it to Rogue Powers like SOC or whatever it is.

But dont be racist against the half elf, his new dilantie at-will should be considered a rogue power for the purpose of this PP.

If it is a rogue power, then certainly.

 

[Istar]

If it is a rogue power, then certainly.

For a Half Elf Rogue, his new at-will - say Twin Strike from Ranger as an example - would become a rogue power.

 

[Dice4Hire]

For a Half Elf Rogue, his new at-will - say Twin Strike from Ranger as an example - would become a rogue power.

I do not agree with that.

 

[Istar]

I do not agree with that.

Whats the procedure to apply to the moderators for such racist comments ?

Err - no. Disagreeing about a rule isn't racism. Complaining about fantasy races in D&D isn't racism. I can legitimately say "the half-elf at-will power doesn't change from its original class" or "flumphs are better than bullywugs" without any racism whatsoever. Really, there's enough ugly racism in the real world that we'd rather not see non-kidding accusations leveled against D&D races as well.

And yes, I know that flumphs are a monster and not a race, and so my example is inherently flawed. Quiet, you.

If this is unclear at all, feel free to PM me. ~ Piratecat

 

[luide]

Main reason why Daggermaster should be nerfed rebalanced is how the 18-20 crit range is too good when used with Twin Strike and other multiattack powers.
Thus Half-Elf dilettante power should never be considered rogue power for daggermaster purposes.

IMHO versatile master should have never been published as a feat. It's too cheap price to pay for third, non-class at-will.
It would have been balanced as part of a Paragon Path, because then most of the issues would have gone away.

 

[renau1g]

And yes, I know that flumphs are a monster and not a race, and so my example is inherently flawed. Quiet, you.
Piratecat[/color]

Actually all races are monsters, check out the MM's

 

[Turtlejay]

Half elves didn't get a PP, as far as I know. Other races did. They really got the star treatment with Versatile Master. I mean, what if Dragonborn got a feat at Paragon that let them fly, or Humans got one that allowed them to take the same power multiple times.

Jay

 

[Markn]

Half elves didn't get a PP, as far as I know. Other races did. They really got the star treatment with Versatile Master. I mean, what if Dragonborn got a feat at Paragon that let them fly, or Humans got one that allowed them to take the same power multiple times.

Jay

Maybe there is irony in your post, I'm not sure. But our group has a Dragonborn that has a PP that has at-will fly speed and a human with adroit explorer PP that allows him to have the same power multiple times....

 

[Turtlejay]

Yes, irony. Those things are appropriate for PP's, but not for feats. The Versatile master feat would be a little easier to swallow if it was granted as a PP ability. As a feat it is really strong.

Jay

 

[renau1g]

Yes and it still lets them have access to PP's ... like say Daggermaster, to abuse it.