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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Falling Icicle" data-source="post: 6237364" data-attributes="member: 17077">Because combat is a major part of the game, and it's one that has very lethal implications for the characters.They aren't all balanced damage wise, nor do they need to be. Balance can take many forms. There are many ways that characters can contribute to combat situations that don't necessarily involve doing damage. For example, an enchanter wizard can contribute just as much to combat as an evoker without doing any damage at all. What matters is that every type of character gets to meaningfully contribute and be an important part of the team.If you don't care about how much damage classes do, then why does the idea of them being balanced bother you so much? If you don't care if they are out of balance, why do you care if they are in balance?I didn't say people don't like to play rogues in general, but I have seen people deliberately avoid playing one when the DM informed them that the adventure would have a lot of undead. I've also seen people play rogues in such situations, and end up very bored as a result. Many other people have told me about similar experiences over the years.Where does it say that zombies, skeletons and golems need to worry about food?</blockquote>