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Message: <blockquote data-quote="DonTadow" data-source="post: 4056745" data-attributes="member: 22622">I would never compare d and d to monopoly. The situation you speak of is not like rolling to get out of jail. Rolling to get out of jail comprises of one action rolling to get out of jail. If you are finding that your spells do not work against particular enemis you have or may hve a range of other options including relying on your melee and ranged skills. Trying flank and aid your partner.  Using a boat load of secondary effect spells. Using items, potions and such.  Using the room and location to your advantage.  If we're going to pick out board games to compare it to, the situation you're talking about is more akin to something more complex, lets say settlers of cataan. In that game you trade commodities and build roads, cities and settlements.  Everyone has a particular strategy. Say you're the road building kind of guy.  Your strategy is to build roads to block out opponents.  However, your opponents block you out first.  At this point you can continue to build roads or you can switch to a new strategy that can be just as effective.  There are many strategies in Cattan and a good player , even though they like any, can adapt to all.</blockquote>