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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Gladius Legis" data-source="post: 4854108" data-attributes="member: 68748">I'm not so sure about that. I recall in both the Paladin and Cleric build descriptions from the PHB1 they said take one stat the highest, and then take the other attack stat second highest since "you'll still want some powers" from the other build. Of course, then 4e was released to the public, we've figured out since that any stat less than 16 to start (and 18 is FAR more preferable) and boosted every time simply is not good for attacking. And no one was building Paladins according to "script" because that would lead to a weak character. Plus having no STR-powers at Lv. 9, and a paucity of either STR or CHA powers at any given level ... yeah. Hopefully in Divine Power WOTC learned its lesson and adjusted to how people build workable Paladins in 4e.</blockquote>