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Message: <blockquote data-quote="FadedC" data-source="post: 4289171" data-attributes="member: 55463">Although it is covered in your list, another important decision advanced players will want to make is what feats to take at higher levels. This is important because some very strong paragon feats have stat requirements, and may require you to move stats in ways you otherwise would not.A wizard for example might really want the spell focus feat at lvl 11, but this requires a charisma of 13 or a fighter might want armor specialization requiring a dex of 15. If you don't plan ahead for this, the feats might not be possible to get. My elven radiant cleric has little use for strength, but many of his powers require him to get close to the enemy. So he's getting a 13 strength and con for scale armor and light shield proficiency. His 14 dex means he can take shield and scale specialization at paragon. Of course if I didn't do this I could bump his wisdom past 18.There are actually quite a few subtleties to stat selection that make it more complicated then it initially appears.</blockquote>