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<blockquote data-quote="Crazy Jerome" data-source="post: 5656270" data-attributes="member: 54877">I disagree that basic areas of weakness shouldn't disappear due to level.&nbsp; I think that having some scaling of weaknesses going away due to level solves a lot more problems than it introduces.&nbsp; &nbsp;However, I do think that if at all possible, such scaling should not be hard-wired into the system.&nbsp; Because it is really a campaign-specific or style-specific decision that the players and DM ought to make collectively, not something set by the rules.&nbsp; Obviously, I think basic weaknesses ought not be hard-wired into the system, either.&nbsp;There are fully times when I want to feature those wide variety of challenges and have all kinds of weaknesses that the players must work around.&nbsp; And then other times when that isn't the point of the campaign, and I want everyone to be broadly competent at all the basics and distinguished by their specialties, so that I can get on with focusing on those specialties.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Crazy Jerome, post: 5656270, member: 54877"] I disagree that basic areas of weakness [B]shouldn't[/B] disappear due to level. I think that having some scaling of weaknesses going away due to level solves a lot more problems than it introduces. However, I do think that if at all possible, such scaling should not be hard-wired into the system. Because it is really a campaign-specific or style-specific decision that the players and DM ought to make collectively, not something set by the rules. Obviously, I think basic weaknesses ought not be hard-wired into the system, either. There are fully times when I want to feature those wide variety of challenges and have all kinds of weaknesses that the players must work around. And then other times when that isn't the point of the campaign, and I want everyone to be broadly competent at all the basics and distinguished by their specialties, so that I can get on with focusing on those specialties. [/QUOTE]

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