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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Not a Decepticon" data-source="post: 9771686" data-attributes="member: 7020527">That sounds like you want the game to be badly designed and just offload the task of fixing it to homebrewers.There is a difference between being on plan B and being forced to stop playing the wizard you came to play and instead become something you never agreed or wanted to play. I suck at puzzle solving and mapping and would never want to be forced to do either of those because game mechanics told me I am no longer allowed to play wizard I came to the table to play, on my limited leisure time.That really feels like forcing caster to stop playing their character the moment they run out of arbitrary number, instead of making Fighter actually a good class that can do stuff other than swing sword.This is a mindset that is not fit to a collaborative storytelling an rpg is, but to a wargame. If your character is literally useless rando and you can throw them away once it breaks with no emotional attachment and they have no story you want to tell with them...then what's the point of playing an rpg? If I wanted to play a wargame, where I control pawns and pieces, I'd play a wargame.</blockquote>