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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Shadowdweller" data-source="post: 1997184" data-attributes="member: 14563">Fair enough.Just two minor notes/semi-reiterations/further plugs:A) Completely campaign and setting-dependant, but I just think, once again, that it makes for poorly thought-out situations where you have dedicated warriors that are utterly oblivious and un-equipped to deal with the dangers of magic.  Combat and combat styles EVOLVE.  Over long periods of time.  From an historical perspective, consider the relative number of cultures and people that came up with backbent swords (saber, scimitar, katana) versus the number that developed forward bent ones (khopesh, some other exotics).  Even if an individual warrior is completely ignorant of the physics and effects of each, there ARE physical reasons and effects to each.  I'd think combat styles and effects would evolve with respect to magic as well, even amongst goblins.Chances are, too, if you've read a bit even in this day and age that you've heard of a famous tactic or two.  "Don't fire until you see the whites of their eyes." B)  Regarding: From a tactical perspective, I'd think that trying in advance to disrupt the non-swift spell, if any, will end up with the one you want being disrupted.  Even where the "feint" isn't really a feint, returning to the quickened magic missile example.Anyways, big kudos to you Two.  You seem to have maintained well-reasoned and impartial opinions throughout this all.</blockquote>

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