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<blockquote data-quote="Undrave" data-source="post: 8762370" data-attributes="member: 7015698">What about <a href="https://youtu.be/fWJX8lb66oA" target="_blank">Dynasty Warrior</a>? (ignore the glowing bit at the end, that's just Musou)Oh yeah I remember that. Lol.Ah! I know right? When you're a fighter you first pick if you're gonna go Sword &amp; Board, Twin Weapon, Two-Hander or Ranged, then just pick whatever's the highest damage die you can get, same for armor, just pick the highest AC you can. it's not really rocket science.Before the Fighter gets a second attack the difference isn't that impressive. Especially if the Fighter is using a 1 handed weapon.It's even worse for the Cleric, because their Cantrip gets buffed at level 5, but they only get their melee improving feature from their subclass at level 8! Meaning that between 5 and 8, your Melee Cleric is better off using their cantrip... and when they do get their buff it's just a D8, even though they could potentially have picked up a D10 damage weapon.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Undrave, post: 8762370, member: 7015698"] What about [URL='https://youtu.be/fWJX8lb66oA']Dynasty Warrior[/URL]? (ignore the glowing bit at the end, that's just Musou) Oh yeah I remember that. Lol. Ah! I know right? When you're a fighter you first pick if you're gonna go Sword & Board, Twin Weapon, Two-Hander or Ranged, then just pick whatever's the highest damage die you can get, same for armor, just pick the highest AC you can. it's not really rocket science. Before the Fighter gets a second attack the difference isn't that impressive. Especially if the Fighter is using a 1 handed weapon. It's even worse for the Cleric, because their Cantrip gets buffed at level 5, but they only get their melee improving feature from their subclass at level 8! Meaning that between 5 and 8, your Melee Cleric is better off using their cantrip... and when they do get their buff it's just a D8, even though they could potentially have picked up a D10 damage weapon. [/QUOTE]

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