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<blockquote data-quote="rhm001" data-source="post: 4254425" data-attributes="member: 48494">That makes sense, and I agree with you. That's why I referred to the stat bumps in my post. But there are still problems with the table. Elves, who get a WIS bonus, are only one for cleric and are two for fighter, while dragonborn, who get a STR bonus, are two for cleric and one for fighter. You can build a very good cleric without strength (use the ranged wisdom spells); it sure doesn't seem like you can do the same for a fighter.As for half elves, paladins use CHA for a lot of their attacks, and, while CON is not STR or WIS, it still gives them more hitpoints and more healing surges to use with lay on hands. Furthermore, despite what's been said elsewhere, there appear to be some good cross-class powers for several classes. A paladin with the cleric's (STR and CHA based) Priest's Shield attack would be good for helping out strikers or other defenders at least once an encounter.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="rhm001, post: 4254425, member: 48494"] That makes sense, and I agree with you. That's why I referred to the stat bumps in my post. But there are still problems with the table. Elves, who get a WIS bonus, are only one for cleric and are two for fighter, while dragonborn, who get a STR bonus, are two for cleric and one for fighter. You can build a very good cleric without strength (use the ranged wisdom spells); it sure doesn't seem like you can do the same for a fighter. As for half elves, paladins use CHA for a lot of their attacks, and, while CON is not STR or WIS, it still gives them more hitpoints and more healing surges to use with lay on hands. Furthermore, despite what's been said elsewhere, there appear to be some good cross-class powers for several classes. A paladin with the cleric's (STR and CHA based) Priest's Shield attack would be good for helping out strikers or other defenders at least once an encounter. [/QUOTE]

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