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<blockquote data-quote="kitcik" data-source="post: 5711272" data-attributes="member: 98256">Sorry, but after the friendly exchange above, that last bit seemed a little over the top.&nbsp;&nbsp;OK, so it is optionally suggested you should build-plan? Also, non-core, which is still 3E, they seem pretty much a part of the standard game.&nbsp;&nbsp;So your argument is that it does not suggest build-planning because player character (prestige) classes happen to be in the DMG? Seems kinda like a weak argument. Also, see above again re: non-core.&nbsp;So now your argument is that it does not suggest build-planning because, whatever your build is, your DM will waive the rule and allow you to take whatever PrC you want w/o meeting the requirements? Or just randomly tell you - &quot;hey, I think you could go to XXX PrC, you are close enough.&quot; Is that REALLY how you think it was designed?&nbsp;&nbsp;Honestly, I really agreed with 95% of everything you have said in this thread, but it seems like instead of just saying, &quot;Yeah, I guess 3E does suggest build planning&quot; you are simply copping out.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="kitcik, post: 5711272, member: 98256"] Sorry, but after the friendly exchange above, that last bit seemed a little over the top. OK, so it is optionally suggested you should build-plan? Also, non-core, which is still 3E, they seem pretty much a part of the standard game. [LEFT]So your argument is that it does not suggest build-planning because [B]player[/B] character (prestige) classes happen to be in the DMG? Seems kinda like a weak argument. Also, see above again re: non-core.[/LEFT] So now your argument is that it does not suggest build-planning because, whatever your build is, your DM will waive the rule and allow you to take whatever PrC you want w/o meeting the requirements? Or just randomly tell you - "hey, I think you could go to XXX PrC, you are close enough." Is that REALLY how you think it was designed? Honestly, I really agreed with 95% of everything you have said in this thread, but it seems like instead of just saying, "Yeah, I guess 3E does suggest build planning" you are simply copping out. [/QUOTE]

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