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<blockquote data-quote="Mengu" data-source="post: 4413573" data-attributes="member: 65726">Con is rather important for a greatweapon fighter. It helps with hammers and axes. They get hit a lot more, so they need the extra HP's and healing surges, not to mention powers like Boundless Endurance and Unbreakable. It will allow them to grab Plate Armor for the extra bit of AC, and later specialization. It also qualifies them for Potent Challenge. High Con is down right mandatory for a Dragonborn Greatweapon Fighter. Toughness and Durable will help on top of their good Con.&nbsp;Paladins are pretty MAD to begin with, so high Con is kind of a luxury. They are probably better off with focusing on Wisdom and their attack stat, and picking up the feats.&nbsp;For a Warlord Con can be important, because they tend to be up front all the time, and don't have anywhere near the HP's or healing surges of the defenders. They also don't have the armor proficiencies, which if they want to get them, they'll need good Con.&nbsp;So at least two of the three favored classes of Dragonborns can benefit from a high or moderate Con.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mengu, post: 4413573, member: 65726"] Con is rather important for a greatweapon fighter. It helps with hammers and axes. They get hit a lot more, so they need the extra HP's and healing surges, not to mention powers like Boundless Endurance and Unbreakable. It will allow them to grab Plate Armor for the extra bit of AC, and later specialization. It also qualifies them for Potent Challenge. High Con is down right mandatory for a Dragonborn Greatweapon Fighter. Toughness and Durable will help on top of their good Con. Paladins are pretty MAD to begin with, so high Con is kind of a luxury. They are probably better off with focusing on Wisdom and their attack stat, and picking up the feats. For a Warlord Con can be important, because they tend to be up front all the time, and don't have anywhere near the HP's or healing surges of the defenders. They also don't have the armor proficiencies, which if they want to get them, they'll need good Con. So at least two of the three favored classes of Dragonborns can benefit from a high or moderate Con. [/QUOTE]

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