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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Jhaelen" data-source="post: 7211795" data-attributes="member: 46713">That's an interesting observation, and I also happen to be interested in that kind of thing.Actually, I was already a bit worried when I noticed that DEX/CON/WIS was used for AC, making these three stats potentially more desirable than the other three.And after the seeing the monster damage progression, I was even more worried about the importance of CON: your character might easily end up as a one-hit-kill for some of the higher level huge monsters...(I wonder how necromancers manage to survive in the epic tier?)I don't really like your second solution idea, but I think the first has merit. I'm just not sure about the exact stats to be used for Initiative and HP.Perhaps a mix of both ideas might be best:Allow for different stats to be applied depending on a character's class. It's just an extension of the idea that different classes use different stats for attack and damage, after all.The big question for me that remains, though: how much of this perceived imbalance is intentional?As the druid example shows, the designers are aware that not all stats are equally valuable.I guess it's best not to make any changes before playtesting confirms that there is indeed a problem. Too much prophylactic theorycrafting may hurt balance more than using the rules as written.</blockquote>