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<blockquote data-quote="Pielorinho" data-source="post: 2058281" data-attributes="member: 259">Hee!&nbsp; Very cute!&nbsp;Remember, though, we're talking about using flying magic--I'm pointing out that if the fighter can do it, the druid probably can as well.&nbsp; And sure, the druid with the sling is going to take a lot longer than the fighter; but if the druid gets bored, that's when he can speed things up with a flame strike or three, not an option for the fighter.&nbsp; And if the bears run away (beneath some trees or something), the druid can use terrain-altering spells to slow their retreat, not an option for the fighter.&nbsp; &nbsp;But even if we limit the druid to using exactly the same resources as the fighter (ranged weapons and a single flying-type magic item), the druid will still complete the task, albeit a little bit slower.&nbsp;There are surely other examples that'll show the fighter to shine.&nbsp; I just really think this one ain't it.&nbsp;Daniel</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Pielorinho, post: 2058281, member: 259"] Hee! Very cute! Remember, though, we're talking about using flying magic--I'm pointing out that if the fighter can do it, the druid probably can as well. And sure, the druid with the sling is going to take a lot longer than the fighter; but if the druid gets bored, that's when he can speed things up with a flame strike or three, not an option for the fighter. And if the bears run away (beneath some trees or something), the druid can use terrain-altering spells to slow their retreat, not an option for the fighter. But even if we limit the druid to using exactly the same resources as the fighter (ranged weapons and a single flying-type magic item), the druid will still complete the task, albeit a little bit slower. There are surely other examples that'll show the fighter to shine. I just really think this one ain't it. Daniel [/QUOTE]

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