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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Storm Raven" data-source="post: 2310232" data-attributes="member: 307">I did choose some gear (that which was necessary for comparison purposes), written up later, you'd notice that if you bothered to read. The race of the character in question doesn't really matter, since it comes out in the wash anyway - you play a dwarven MT, and get dwarven advantages, then the same can be done for the wizard and/or cleric. In the end, race doesn't matter for the comparison, so why clutter up the example with it? The same goes for feats - the wizard by himself has 2 more available feat slots than the MT, let alone the cohort. Anything the MT can choose, the wizard can match by himself, and take other feats as well.The cleric is level 10, for two reasons (1) the wizard can call his familiar after he takes the Leadership feat (and knowing he's going to take it, probably would), and (2) once you have obtained your cohort, the only limitation on his levels is that he cannot be higher than your level minus two, the Leadership score is no longer a limitation.But I see you are just going to dodge, weave, avoid, and evade, hoping that no one will notice that you haven't even bothered to provide any kind of example of what you consider to be a super-powerful MT. We can only assume you don't know how to make one. As long as you avoid making your example concrete. you can engage in the abstract "but I can do this, that or the other" game, ignoring that you don't have infinite resources, and what options you forego to get to your "super-powerful" character.</blockquote>

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