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Pretty much as title says.

Every now and then we see someone showing how class X is rubbish (rogues for example)and how other classes outpace them later on. But does this stop you guys from playing these classes which are considered to be under-powered?

Pretty much as title says.

Every now and then we see someone showing how class X is rubbish (rogues for example)and how other classes outpace them later on. But does this stop you guys from playing these classes which are considered to be under-powered?

Me and the group were hunting Raptors, and trying to get their eggs. All i can say on how i died is.... "Clever girl"

Hey guys.

In one of my campaigns my players are doing alot of traveling through out the world and to get a better idea of where things are and what the world looks like i want to make a map of the world for them.
Problem is i suck at drawing, do you guys know of any map creator tools, preferably free, or should i stick to MS Paint?

The closest ive had to any sort of situation like this was when i a new group at a near by club got started we were all told to make our characters and gm had not told us about the setting or any restrictions at all nor could we contact him, so we all made our PCs (all core races with 1 drow) and the the GM got pissed off at us because he wanted us all to be human for an ancient roman/greek game.

However in other situations when ever a GM has put restrictions ahead of time ive never seen problems. In one group thats starting in a couple of weeks we've all been told we could only be human, sure some of us would like other choices but no one has a problem with it. In my 4th Edition game i ban all PHB 3 Races and no one has a problem with it.

Apart from the first example (btw that guy got ousted as GM long before the first session was over) I have never seen or had a problem with limiting racial options which makes me question what kind of people some of you are playing with.

The best encounter my party had with an Aboleth was when we didnt even fight it. It had over hundreds of years indoctrinated a city (it was a port city that had a flooded cavern underneath) so while we came into contact with its spells and abilities we mostly thought the civilians. Then our Inquisitor made a brake for it to get the beast and died before he could actually do anything.