Sir Brennen
Legend
No, option 3 to me sounds more like 3E, where a ranger's effectiveness can vary depending on how many of the character's favored enemies the DM uses in the game, or where the rogue can suddenly become very ineffective when the DM frequently uses creatures that are immune to sneak attacks.Phasics said:And yet option 3 is an abbreviated form of that very sentiment that each classes usefulness is a function of the DM's world yet look how few people have chosen it.
Perhaps what this poll is showing is the lack of understand about how D&D is balanced ? No ?
Class balance in 4E sounds like it's aiming more for classes that remain equally effective in relation to each other, both in and out of combat, regardless of the types of challenges they face, but not in a "What if Mighty Mouse fought Superman?" kind of way.
So I didn't vote.
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