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<blockquote data-quote="Minigiant" data-source="post: 5959993" data-attributes="member: 63508">The epic fighter pulls out his weapon and destroys the wall in a single action.The epic ranger whistles and his pet fey bear (that he raised since a cub D'aaaww) blasts the wall with his roar and he rides it over the rubble. The epic rogue climbs or jumps over the wall. He can't fail the check due to skill mastery.The epic monk meditates then either knocks a hole in it (fighter-style) or flips over it (rogue-style) or phases through it (mystic style)The epic warlord pumps up another character or henchman to use one of their wall-defeating abilities at lower or no cost. Just because Many 4E fans like some sort of balance, does not mean we all want everything the same or martial characters to use the system of the magical.BYW, the horribad support for epic in 4E limited the mechanical epiciness of 4E epic. Not the system. </blockquote>

[QUOTE="Minigiant, post: 5959993, member: 63508"] The epic fighter pulls out his weapon and destroys the wall in a single action. The epic ranger whistles and his pet fey bear (that he raised since a cub D'aaaww) blasts the wall with his roar and he rides it over the rubble. The epic rogue climbs or jumps over the wall. He can't fail the check due to skill mastery. The epic monk meditates then either knocks a hole in it (fighter-style) or flips over it (rogue-style) or phases through it (mystic style) The epic warlord pumps up another character or henchman to use one of their wall-defeating abilities at lower or no cost. Just because Many 4E fans like some sort of balance, does not mean we all want everything the same or martial characters to use the system of the magical. [SIZE=1]BYW, the [B]horribad [/B]support for epic in 4E limited the mechanical epiciness of 4E epic. Not the system. [/SIZE] [/QUOTE]

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