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<blockquote data-quote="GreyICE" data-source="post: 6013035" data-attributes="member: 6684526">There's a couple of instances of rules lawyering in 4E.&nbsp; What constitutes a separate instance of damage for +damage riders.&nbsp; How exactly Lightning Rush works.&nbsp; A few others.But it's nothing, NOTHING compared to the rules lawyering that occurred when you even wanted to play 3E.&nbsp; As I have said before, there are entire spells that as written in 3E simply don't work.&nbsp; I mean they simply do NOT have any in-game functionality that is comprehensible.&nbsp; The examples I always use is Venomfire, because of its raw strength (under virtually every interpretation) and also how that strength ranges from good, to great, to insanely ridiculous beyond all compare.&nbsp; And there's zero interpretation in the text of how it works, meaning that you have nothing to go on at all.&nbsp; You just have to wing it.&nbsp; And that means endless rules lawyering.&nbsp; Not to mention the multiclass spam (did you know the rules CLEARLY have a penalty for multiclassing that grows and grows?&nbsp; How many 4 class characters completely ignored that?)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="GreyICE, post: 6013035, member: 6684526"] There's a couple of instances of rules lawyering in 4E. What constitutes a separate instance of damage for +damage riders. How exactly Lightning Rush works. A few others. But it's nothing, NOTHING compared to the rules lawyering that occurred when you even wanted to play 3E. As I have said before, there are entire spells that as written in 3E simply don't work. I mean they simply do NOT have any in-game functionality that is comprehensible. The examples I always use is Venomfire, because of its raw strength (under virtually every interpretation) and also how that strength ranges from good, to great, to insanely ridiculous beyond all compare. And there's zero interpretation in the text of how it works, meaning that you have nothing to go on at all. You just have to wing it. And that means endless rules lawyering. Not to mention the multiclass spam (did you know the rules CLEARLY have a penalty for multiclassing that grows and grows? How many 4 class characters completely ignored that?) [/QUOTE]

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