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Message: <blockquote data-quote="DonTadow" data-source="post: 4060967" data-attributes="member: 22622">So you're comparing a natural occurance in dungeons to a the DM rail roading your character. Nice.  But two different things.  Again , just like the monopoly thing.  The first option leaves you, the player, many options, many options other than just alchemy.  The second polymorphing example is the DM railroading and changing the character you built.  It is the DM's fault if your character is useless because you had nothing to do with this character. HOwever, in the first example it is your fault if, with all the skills, items and feats in 3e, that you made a useless character whose only trick is sneak attack.  You are obviously a pretty close minded player.  It is either all or nothing with you.  Either your wizard casts spells in battle or he's useless.  Tell me, does your wizard get all suicidial when he runs out of spells for the day?  My mom used to tell me something, and I'm going to share it with you. There would be times that I wanted a specific toy, and she would take it because i was bad, and I"d have to play with something else and I'd whine about it because all i could concentrate on was the toy i wanted. Sure the toy i had wasn't he man, but it was still fun. I still could have fun with it if i tried.  so she'd say, "You aren't trying to have fun". And that's your problem.  the minute you hear undead you sit, pout and fold your arms and don't even try to have fun.  If you don't like alchemy do something else.  Why are you playing the game like you're limited to four buttons.</blockquote>

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