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Message: <blockquote data-quote="bert1001 fka bert1000" data-source="post: 9140364" data-attributes="member: 7029588">He's also has 1) a built in class artifact that rarely gets taken away (shield)  2) a moral/emotional leader 3) brilliant tactician.   both 2 and 3 have key value in many "adventures".  4) He also has plot points/narrative contrivance going for him which is a key aspect of balancing.     (there happen to be a big gun enemy for the big gun and lesser enemies for captain america but it's critical he defeat them and pull the red lever and the big gun is occupied; only the moral choice will get them out of this mess and he convinces the reluctant others to go along, etc.).And that's where there seems to be struggle in D&D if you try to keep Captain America as equal team mates with Dr. Strange. D&D is resistant to model 1)-4) with any real power or at all.</blockquote>