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<blockquote data-quote="Helldritch" data-source="post: 8724960" data-attributes="member: 6855114">Well, I don't know. With the little patch we did by allowing monks and sorcerers their related stat bonus to add up to ki or sorcery points we pretty much alleviated the problem. Heck, our monk of the 4 elements is currently the star of the group damage wise and utility wise. She is the scout, the top damage dealer, the trap disabler and get to pick locks to top that up. She almost feel way too OP. We know that when the fighter gets to level 5, things will even out a bit but so far, she is the star of the group. The wizard even complained that his sole utility is to use ritual to read languages written on the walls of the dungeon and to identify magical items. The monk even took alchemy. So potion identification/creation&nbsp; is also a thing she can do. Who would have thought that the feat skilled with the criminal background would have made such a polyvalent character... Sometimes it is only how the character is built and how the DM will buy into the character concept and how ready he is to allow for the rule of cool to work. And I really like the rule of cool.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Helldritch, post: 8724960, member: 6855114"] Well, I don't know. With the little patch we did by allowing monks and sorcerers their related stat bonus to add up to ki or sorcery points we pretty much alleviated the problem. Heck, our monk of the 4 elements is currently the star of the group damage wise and utility wise. She is the scout, the top damage dealer, the trap disabler and get to pick locks to top that up. She almost feel way too OP. We know that when the fighter gets to level 5, things will even out a bit but so far, she is the star of the group. The wizard even complained that his sole utility is to use ritual to read languages written on the walls of the dungeon and to identify magical items. The monk even took alchemy. So potion identification/creation is also a thing she can do. Who would have thought that the feat skilled with the criminal background would have made such a polyvalent character... Sometimes it is only how the character is built and how the DM will buy into the character concept and how ready he is to allow for the rule of cool to work. And I really like the rule of cool. [/QUOTE]

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