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<blockquote data-quote="Darkthorne" data-source="post: 4080625" data-attributes="member: 60783"><p>I feel in 3.5 you HAD to have a dump stat, you needed 1 specific stat for a specific save. So part of your stat placement just for saves alone is restricting. I see having the better of two stats for your saves and the better of ref or Int for AC as well. That to me for example gives more options to explore. A 3.5 wizard would dump str, cha and wis. You would want a high Int for access to all spell levels. A good dex for the non autohit spells and AC so you didn't get hit followed by the highest con possible cause the wizard hp blew chunks. In 4th ed I don't NEED either a high dex or con. I can explore the options more readily of playing a high Cha wizard (advisor type) or a high Wis (all seeing type) or just for giggles I could dump points into str just for the novelty of it. (I have played characters that weren't optimized at all just to see how the combos would work, whether or not they survived long)</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Darkthorne, post: 4080625, member: 60783"] I feel in 3.5 you HAD to have a dump stat, you needed 1 specific stat for a specific save. So part of your stat placement just for saves alone is restricting. I see having the better of two stats for your saves and the better of ref or Int for AC as well. That to me for example gives more options to explore. A 3.5 wizard would dump str, cha and wis. You would want a high Int for access to all spell levels. A good dex for the non autohit spells and AC so you didn't get hit followed by the highest con possible cause the wizard hp blew chunks. In 4th ed I don't NEED either a high dex or con. I can explore the options more readily of playing a high Cha wizard (advisor type) or a high Wis (all seeing type) or just for giggles I could dump points into str just for the novelty of it. (I have played characters that weren't optimized at all just to see how the combos would work, whether or not they survived long) [/QUOTE]

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