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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Neonchameleon" data-source="post: 9797210" data-attributes="member: 87792">Which applies every bit as much to a tortured mess of 3.5 prestige classes, when you're not making choices level by level but making them in advance as it does to monoclassing when you aren't making choices level by level but making them in advance.Meanwhile IMO if you aren't making choices level by level when you level up and not in advance you aren't actually developing and responding to the setting you are in. Instead you might as well have been Iseikai'd in or sent straight from central casting the day before with a set of character traits. You learn from what you actually do, not some abstract level plan you wrote in advance. And you learn what you need to to cope with the situation you are in.Mechanics aren't the only way of differentiating characters but if you refuse to use mechanics to differentiate characters and to reflect their growth then why have them?</blockquote>