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<blockquote data-quote="MoonSong" data-source="post: 7137788" data-attributes="member: 6689464">Almost every sorceress I've played in 5e has high wisdom, with point buy I can only dump so many scores, and once I get &quot;low&quot; int, &quot;low&quot; str and &quot;low&quot; con I don't have anywhere else to put those points to get &quot;low&quot; wisdom.&nbsp; Funny thing, my rolled PC has quite good stats, so good that I actually have problems identifying with her, and I have considered suiciding her, but since the party at large has no consideration for her, she is in big danger anyway, seriously I have seen too much frontline duty and friendly fire for what is essentially a support character.I find this quite mean, do you ever give your PCs genuine rewards? Why do you think that setting up your players to fail is a good thing? I wonder if your players having problems being heroic is you intentionally making it more difficult than it should be.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MoonSong, post: 7137788, member: 6689464"] Almost every sorceress I've played in 5e has high wisdom, with point buy I can only dump so many scores, and once I get "low" int, "low" str and "low" con I don't have anywhere else to put those points to get "low" wisdom. Funny thing, my rolled PC has quite good stats, so good that I actually have problems identifying with her, and I have considered suiciding her, but since the party at large has no consideration for her, she is in big danger anyway, seriously I have seen too much frontline duty and friendly fire for what is essentially a support character. I find this quite mean, do you ever give your PCs genuine rewards? Why do you think that setting up your players to fail is a good thing? I wonder if your players having problems being heroic is you intentionally making it more difficult than it should be. [/QUOTE]

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