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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Blackbrrd" data-source="post: 4791797" data-attributes="member: 63962">We have a paladin in my regular weekend party. He was str-based. When we got to level 5 he got a bit fed up about the situation and wanted to roll a Fighter instead.I talked to the DM about it and we decided that it would be better if he re-rolled as a cha based Paladin instead. I helped the player create a cha based paladin, and the player was satisfied.The str-based paladin has too few powers. Same as the cha-based Warlock.<a href="http://www.enworld.org/forum/members/doggywoggy.html" target="_blank">http://www.enworld.org/forum/members/doggywoggy.html</a>I really love 4th edition btw:- Combat is more interesting- It is easier to learn- I am not afraid of accidentaly doing a TPKThe resilience of a 4th edition party is really fun as a DM, because when you want to ramp up the action you can go pretty nuts. Last night I piled on 1500xp worth of mobs (level 7 encounter) on a party of 5 level 3 characters that were missing a couple of dailies (it was their 5th encounter of the day). It was a blast. Maybe 5 rounds of intense action and the players went nova right from the start.At the same time I can run a ordinary encounter and have some fun rolling the dice. Running five encounters in a row in 3.5 wouldn't have been something I would have thought of doing. They would have been out of healing a long time ago, or the fights would have been much to easy.</blockquote>