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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Clint_L" data-source="post: 9621077" data-attributes="member: 7035894">This, I disagree with because I have lived it. As another thread currently explores, combat in D&D is typically attritional, and when you are running a Twilight character competently, your channel divinity obviates much of the attrition for the entire party, for an entire fight.As I mentioned, I played one through the first part of Rime (the campaign eventually petered out). I initially took the class because I figured the group darkvision would be incredibly useful in that environment (it was). But I hadn't fully anticipated  how overwhelmingly powerful Twilight Sanctuary would be. Our party was me, a barbarian, a rogue, and an artificer. We punched way above our level because weaker mobs simply couldn't do much, if any damage through my free healing, and even tougher mobs struggled to do much against our barbarian, between the free healing and their damage reduction.It's a really powerful ability. And at level 2 (okay, level 3, now)!</blockquote>