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<blockquote data-quote="gizmo33" data-source="post: 4840597" data-attributes="member: 30001">Gandalf would so completely annihilate Isaac Newton it wouldn't even be close.&nbsp; (&quot;None shall differentiate!&quot;)&nbsp; Newton could probably take on the Wizard of Oz but that's because the so-called &quot;wizard&quot; is a bad example of his character class.&nbsp; In general, my money is on the sorcerer (however imaginary).&nbsp;&nbsp;I dream about women.&nbsp; And an advanced electronic gaming table.&nbsp; And not working.&nbsp; Serving the oil rich sounds too much like working to me.&nbsp;&nbsp;No, it's not.&nbsp; You must be thinking of dinosaurs.&nbsp; Those are called Behemoths now.&nbsp;&nbsp;Or, if it's the Tomb of Horrors, it's more powerful than all of them together, plus henchmen.&nbsp;&nbsp;Yea, just like the knowledge that built the Tomb of Horrors.&nbsp;&nbsp;That really depends on the sorcerer's initiative roll.&nbsp;&nbsp;They probably would receive secret instructions as to where to dig up the super-off-the-charts spell.&nbsp; This happens all of the time in 4e.&nbsp; My only problem is that there are no rules for digging in 4e.&nbsp;&nbsp;I recently had an NPC quit adventuring with the PCs because they kept making him take the front rank.&nbsp; To this guy, &quot;membership in the group&quot; was outranked by &quot;membership in any other group but yours&quot;.&nbsp;&nbsp;Is this an advertisement for a Book of Paragon Paths?&nbsp;&nbsp;I can talk for days on end about anything actually.&nbsp; But no one appreciates being 1st level - status quo or not.&nbsp; I've heard players talk for days on end about that.&nbsp; And about how stingy I am with treasure.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="gizmo33, post: 4840597, member: 30001"] Gandalf would so completely annihilate Isaac Newton it wouldn't even be close. ("None shall differentiate!") Newton could probably take on the Wizard of Oz but that's because the so-called "wizard" is a bad example of his character class. In general, my money is on the sorcerer (however imaginary). I dream about women. And an advanced electronic gaming table. And not working. Serving the oil rich sounds too much like working to me. No, it's not. You must be thinking of dinosaurs. Those are called Behemoths now. Or, if it's the Tomb of Horrors, it's more powerful than all of them together, plus henchmen. Yea, just like the knowledge that built the Tomb of Horrors. That really depends on the sorcerer's initiative roll. They probably would receive secret instructions as to where to dig up the super-off-the-charts spell. This happens all of the time in 4e. My only problem is that there are no rules for digging in 4e. I recently had an NPC quit adventuring with the PCs because they kept making him take the front rank. To this guy, "membership in the group" was outranked by "membership in any other group but yours". Is this an advertisement for a Book of Paragon Paths? I can talk for days on end about anything actually. But no one appreciates being 1st level - status quo or not. I've heard players talk for days on end about that. And about how stingy I am with treasure. [/QUOTE]

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