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Message: <blockquote data-quote="bloodtide" data-source="post: 9375883" data-attributes="member: 6684958">D&D has a whole chapter on Combat, no such chapter on non combat.  And if you can have non-combat sessions, why would you say each class must be combative?Not sure what the pillars are....but is every class competent in all pillars in 5E?  In any group activity there will be times you must wait.  The D&D focus on "you must roll a d20 each round and have combat" is a flaw.Different Strokes...It does not matter if the attack is ranged.  And James Bond, for example...is a 20th level character too...Well, not in 5E, as the Super Attack is a waste of an ability.  I'd pick a spellcaster so I can have sneaky spy abilities...not doing massive damage.This is a big problem with a lot of modern movies: Characters are born demigods.  If she is 16, then she should be weak, unexperienced, and not so great.  The idea that she learned everything about everything as a kid is just silly.The "Every player wants to be the special chosen one" is yet another problem.</blockquote>