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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Scion" data-source="post: 1708995" data-attributes="member: 5777">Which only helps them simulate being a good class, not actually be one. They go through and pick out the most powerful feats they can just to try to actually be in the ball game.Much like if a mage has to go through and pick out the most overpowered/broken spells he can find from a few dozen sources just to keep up in whatever game he is in. (can happen, some games are dead set against casters in numerous ways)So in a comparison of two classes if you ignore the book that one of the classes is in then the other wins? Nope, 'fraid not, because then there can be no comparison. Comparing anything to an empty set yeilds no results.Or, for added sillieness, if we only compare the monstrous manual only then both lose, or just tome and blood, or just pages 176 and 121, or this air molecule to that one over there.</blockquote>