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Message: <blockquote data-quote="BryonD" data-source="post: 5767847" data-attributes="member: 957">I will concede that I've never once had a great experience with house cat vs. wizard combat in my 3E game.  But it works great for the thing that actually DO happen.I will concede that balance doesn't always fit across the board in every situation and sometimes is best supported by a bit of "kludging".  But I've found that having times when each character can shine is a feature, not a bug and that a little kludging here and there in exchange for a great feeling experience is a no-brainer compared to a sterile, balanced "game".I will concede that some people have complained about getting headaches trying to run 3E.  But I also know that there are many people, such as myself, who not only don't get a headache but find the experience quite enjoyable both when prepping for play and when enjoying the benefits of that prep with friends.  So I guess that complaint is simply of no bearing to us.</blockquote>