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<blockquote data-quote="Belzbet" data-source="post: 5867158" data-attributes="member: 6678902"><p>Personally, and I think this isnt the case for everyone (if your someone who doesnt like getting told by someone else, also if you really enjoy the character development aspect of D&amp;D above many other aspects, then what I am saying may apply to you), I wouldnt ask for help with character builds and feats, skills, etc. Once you know the basics (once youve read the players hand book) then it is much more fulfilling to figure out effective class combos yourself. Albeit, there are many additional books that one couldnt possibly find out all the best combos oneself without years of reading. But, when you begin to look around you see many uber combos and techniques (and feat, skills, ability suggestions) and you say to yourself: hey I could have figured that out. It may just be me but it is not very fulfilling finding a great combo online then using it. Getting advice on rules is sometimes a must (when the rules as written are sometimes ambiguous or even apparently contradictory). But, in terms of your own character, it will be more fulfilling to figure out effective builds on your own (I spoiled many builds for myself by simply finding them online; this piece of advice is something I wish I adhered to when I first started playing, which wasnt that long ago).</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Belzbet, post: 5867158, member: 6678902"] Personally, and I think this isnt the case for everyone (if your someone who doesnt like getting told by someone else, also if you really enjoy the character development aspect of D&D above many other aspects, then what I am saying may apply to you), I wouldnt ask for help with character builds and feats, skills, etc. Once you know the basics (once youve read the players hand book) then it is much more fulfilling to figure out effective class combos yourself. Albeit, there are many additional books that one couldnt possibly find out all the best combos oneself without years of reading. But, when you begin to look around you see many uber combos and techniques (and feat, skills, ability suggestions) and you say to yourself: hey I could have figured that out. It may just be me but it is not very fulfilling finding a great combo online then using it. Getting advice on rules is sometimes a must (when the rules as written are sometimes ambiguous or even apparently contradictory). But, in terms of your own character, it will be more fulfilling to figure out effective builds on your own (I spoiled many builds for myself by simply finding them online; this piece of advice is something I wish I adhered to when I first started playing, which wasnt that long ago). [/QUOTE]

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