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<blockquote data-quote="Garthanos" data-source="post: 7857441" data-attributes="member: 82504">Umm I am making 3 attacks now my level matters massively even if&nbsp; each&nbsp; is only at 15 percentiles better&nbsp; vs I am making one skill check still and get 15 percentiles no level really really does not matter in a significant way to skill use virtually not at all in comparison to other abilities. I am casting a spell I get higher powered spell slots. The skills are not getting enough better to be called higher powered. The small advancement really does not represent it well.&nbsp; (you are cramming improvement into a really small 1 dimensional blocks where as the attacks and spells are at least two or even three dimensional (with auxiliary effects such as superiority dice added). I grant if you assume expertise the one dimension is now twice as long.&nbsp; Why are weSpells are consistent among tables fighting is as always in D&amp;D consistent among tables apparently attribute checks are not important enough to a game of D&amp;D to to be consistent among tables.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Garthanos, post: 7857441, member: 82504"] Umm I am making 3 attacks now my level matters massively even if each is only at 15 percentiles better vs I am making one skill check still and get 15 percentiles no level really really does not matter in a significant way to skill use virtually not at all in comparison to other abilities. I am casting a spell I get higher powered spell slots. The skills are not getting enough better to be called higher powered. The small advancement really does not represent it well. (you are cramming improvement into a really small 1 dimensional blocks where as the attacks and spells are at least two or even three dimensional (with auxiliary effects such as superiority dice added). I grant if you assume expertise the one dimension is now twice as long. Why are we Spells are consistent among tables fighting is as always in D&D consistent among tables apparently attribute checks are not important enough to a game of D&D to to be consistent among tables. [/QUOTE]

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