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<blockquote data-quote="Vander" data-source="post: 50180" data-attributes="member: 1895">Guess my foremost complaint is that, because the campaign is very combat intensive, a monk cannot survive without some boosting magical items. We do not find too much which I can even use, and then someone else takes it (as we random roll for picks). Example:&nbsp; Common sense would say a monk would get a Amulet of Natural Armor +2 (maybe even the mage), but the greedy Dwarf Fighter/Cleric in Dwarven Plate takes it. The way we roll for picks, its his choice, but you think he'd be thinking about how it could best benefit the party. I'm kinda glad I lost all magic items, cuz now I have the chance to re-equip from scratch. I thought if i took a fighter-type class, I could use more items we come across. Guess thats just a meta-gaming philosophy, but I dont want my character to die, cuz she cant hang with the challenges which are thrown our way. Have to take advantage of my Spring Attack every time.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Vander, post: 50180, member: 1895"] Guess my foremost complaint is that, because the campaign is very combat intensive, a monk cannot survive without some boosting magical items. We do not find too much which I can even use, and then someone else takes it (as we random roll for picks). Example: Common sense would say a monk would get a Amulet of Natural Armor +2 (maybe even the mage), but the greedy Dwarf Fighter/Cleric in Dwarven Plate takes it. The way we roll for picks, its his choice, but you think he'd be thinking about how it could best benefit the party. I'm kinda glad I lost all magic items, cuz now I have the chance to re-equip from scratch. I thought if i took a fighter-type class, I could use more items we come across. Guess thats just a meta-gaming philosophy, but I dont want my character to die, cuz she cant hang with the challenges which are thrown our way. Have to take advantage of my Spring Attack every time. [/QUOTE]

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