Reply to thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="Number47" data-source="post: 874497" data-attributes="member: 84">One, if the MT had to cast all those buffs during combat and he was using 3.5 haste, then he would've been killed before ever really getting into combat. Round 1, cast Divine Power. Gets dispelled. Round 2, cast Divine Power. Gets dispelled.... etc. If you just said &quot;Oh, he has twenty buff spells all active when you encounter him,&quot; then you are simply setting up the encounter for the group to fail. You can do this with any spellcaster and probably better.Two, the only thing you are even close to proving is that certain Prestige Class combos are broken. I note that your &quot;Mystic Theurge smack&quot; relies pretty heavily on the True Necromancer. What does this prove about he Mystic Theurge, really? Run it with known 3.5 spells and don't use other prestige classes. Even better, don't run it at high level. Mystic Theurges have to survive to those level, too.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Number47, post: 874497, member: 84"] One, if the MT had to cast all those buffs during combat and he was using 3.5 haste, then he would've been killed before ever really getting [i]into[/i] combat. Round 1, cast Divine Power. Gets dispelled. Round 2, cast Divine Power. Gets dispelled.... etc. If you just said "Oh, he has twenty buff spells all active when you encounter him," then you are simply setting up the encounter for the group to fail. You can do this with any spellcaster and probably better. Two, the only thing you are even close to proving is that certain Prestige Class combos are broken. I note that your "Mystic Theurge smack" relies pretty heavily on the True Necromancer. What does this prove about he Mystic Theurge, really? Run it with known 3.5 spells and don't use other prestige classes. Even better, don't run it at high level. Mystic Theurges have to survive to those level, too. [/QUOTE]

Verification