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|reason=Basically doubles your options (and thus potentially power) with very little drawback. You'll virtually never see someone going along a single path with this variant. Also, exacerbates problems between quadratic wizards and linear fighters. | |reason=Basically doubles your options (and thus potentially power) with very little drawback. You'll virtually never see someone going along a single path with this variant. Also, exacerbates problems between quadratic wizards and linear fighters. | ||
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| Basically doubles your options (and thus potentially power) with very little drawback. You'll virtually never see someone going along a single path with this variant. Also, exacerbates problems between quadratic wizards and linear fighters. |
