Scribble First Post May 12, 2008 #11 Kwalish Kid said: Thanks! That question was driving me crazy! Click to expand... It wasn't driving you MAD? Yeah... that joke was pretty SAD... ARRRGGG!!!!!!
Kwalish Kid said: Thanks! That question was driving me crazy! Click to expand... It wasn't driving you MAD? Yeah... that joke was pretty SAD... ARRRGGG!!!!!!
pawsplay Hero May 13, 2008 #12 Kaffis said: Or Multiple Attribute Disorder, as I'd always seen it. Either way, it describes a class that is too reliant on several high attribute scores. Monks are the classic example, needing above average strength, dex, wis, and con to really be effective. Click to expand... Well, D&D doesn't have "attributes," so I suggest the A stand for Ability or Abilities.
Kaffis said: Or Multiple Attribute Disorder, as I'd always seen it. Either way, it describes a class that is too reliant on several high attribute scores. Monks are the classic example, needing above average strength, dex, wis, and con to really be effective. Click to expand... Well, D&D doesn't have "attributes," so I suggest the A stand for Ability or Abilities.
