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<blockquote data-quote="Corpsetaker" data-source="post: 6655180" data-attributes="member: 6776548">Why exactly does the fighter need more built in abilities associated with doing stuff out of combat? The fighter's purpose is to fight and if the player wants to change it around a bit, he has options of backgrounds, feats, and specific races that will enable someone to add something different. I'm seeing a lot of people wanting the fighter to do what other classes can do which defeats the whole purpose of having other classes, even though they &quot;can&quot; do other things that other classes can do. If you want more focus on out of combat then choose a race, feats, and background that will suit your needs. If you don't want to do that then choose a rogue if you want combat and more focus on out of combat. People talk about the Paladin having more stuff they can do, well go and choose the Paladin then. You can't give the Paladin abilities to the fighter because he then stops being a fighter. There is no flaw to the fighter, it does exactly what it was built to do.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Corpsetaker, post: 6655180, member: 6776548"] Why exactly does the fighter need more built in abilities associated with doing stuff out of combat? The fighter's purpose is to fight and if the player wants to change it around a bit, he has options of backgrounds, feats, and specific races that will enable someone to add something different. I'm seeing a lot of people wanting the fighter to do what other classes can do which defeats the whole purpose of having other classes, even though they "can" do other things that other classes can do. If you want more focus on out of combat then choose a race, feats, and background that will suit your needs. If you don't want to do that then choose a rogue if you want combat and more focus on out of combat. People talk about the Paladin having more stuff they can do, well go and choose the Paladin then. You can't give the Paladin abilities to the fighter because he then stops being a fighter. There is no flaw to the fighter, it does exactly what it was built to do. [/QUOTE]

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