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<blockquote data-quote="slobster" data-source="post: 5923097" data-attributes="member: 6693711">You are upset by the math errors, but the two things you specifically mentioned, wizard spells per day and the intoxicated condition, are problems with the game's design, not math errors. If you don't like that drunkenness gives you DR (admittedly silly) or that wizards have few spells per day (they get at-wills which make up for it in my opinion), give them feedback! But it certainly was not an insult aimed at you.Math errors in the stat blocks, like weapon damage dice, seem odd to me as well given the amount of fanfare the playtest got. But hey, it's an early iteration. If they really do keep releasing improved versions of the game for us to playtest, reflecting our feedback and the evolution of the product, I'll forgive and forget. If not, well I still didn't pay anything for it. I hope they realize that such a thing might affect whether I end up actually buying their product, though.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="slobster, post: 5923097, member: 6693711"] You are upset by the math errors, but the two things you specifically mentioned, wizard spells per day and the intoxicated condition, are problems with the game's design, not math errors. If you don't like that drunkenness gives you DR (admittedly silly) or that wizards have few spells per day (they get at-wills which make up for it in my opinion), give them feedback! But it certainly was not an insult aimed at you. Math errors in the stat blocks, like weapon damage dice, seem odd to me as well given the amount of fanfare the playtest got. But hey, it's an early iteration. If they really do keep releasing improved versions of the game for us to playtest, reflecting our feedback and the evolution of the product, I'll forgive and forget. If not, well I still didn't pay anything for it. I hope they realize that such a thing might affect whether I end up actually buying their product, though. [/QUOTE]

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