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Message: <blockquote data-quote="S_Dalsgaard" data-source="post: 6651971" data-attributes="member: 6785541">Sure, if the entire campaign is dealing with one door, without any time constraints, then a party really don't need a fighter and will probably work best with wizards who all have memorized the Knock spell and have maxed their strength.In fact I would say that most games could work perfectly well without a fighter in the group, just like they could work perfectly well without any wizards (or any other specific class).I think our group plays the game differently from many others, or so it would seem from many of the comments I see here. Our fighter is just as likely to negotiate with the merchant as the bard is. The fighter will take the lead when talking to the martially inclined king, while the bard uses his charms on the young music-loving princess. The fighter will use his strength to Intimidate the captured bandit, while the sorcerer uses his charisma (bad cop, good cop) and they will both have more or less equal chance of getting the information they need.</blockquote>