Reply to thread

Message: <blockquote data-quote="Majoru Oakheart" data-source="post: 3882505" data-attributes="member: 5143">The same thing works in reverse though.  That's why everyone in our adventuring parties has all realized that they need to equally respect one another.The cleric realizes that his inability to protect the big, strong fighter means that the enemies aren't going to die quick enough and he's going to die.The fighter realizes that his ability to be tough and deal lots of damage with his sword isn't good enough and that unless he gets healing almost every round, he'll die to.And everyone realizes that without the wizard's damage(or a well placed spell to take an enemy out of the fight) the fighter will die before the enemies do.  Everyone realizes that without the rogue's expertise they might not be able to open the locked doors, chests, cupboards, etc.  They also might die to a random trap at any time.Because of that, everyone in the party respects each other and does their job so that no one else gets the bright idea of not doing THEIR job.The cleric doesn't demand that everyone converts to their god because they know that they can be replaced by another cleric of a different god who is less demanding and allows the group to make their own decisions about what gods they worship.And yes, when you can cast heal 3 times per day and curing spells a good 20 times per day, they do become pretty mundane.</blockquote>