Difference between revisions of "Talk:Unworthy (3.5e Prestige Class)"
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| + | |reason=Breaking the RNG and playing against fundamental rules of the game isn't balanced out by telling the DM it's okay to make up stuff that keeps them from doing that - that's just an admission that the abilities you gave the class aren't appropriate. | ||
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{{Rating |rater=Foxwarrior | {{Rating |rater=Foxwarrior | ||
|rating=dislike | |rating=dislike | ||
|reason=The idea of willingly swearing subservience to another character is refreshing, but the DM Note in italics and the numerically extreme but otherwise fairly uninspired class features are unpleasant. | |reason=The idea of willingly swearing subservience to another character is refreshing, but the DM Note in italics and the numerically extreme but otherwise fairly uninspired class features are unpleasant. | ||
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Latest revision as of 07:33, 16 July 2021
Ratings[edit]
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Sunwitch opposes this article and rated it 0 of 4. |
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| Breaking the RNG and playing against fundamental rules of the game isn't balanced out by telling the DM it's okay to make up stuff that keeps them from doing that - that's just an admission that the abilities you gave the class aren't appropriate. |
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Foxwarrior dislikes this article and rated it 1 of 4. |
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| The idea of willingly swearing subservience to another character is refreshing, but the DM Note in italics and the numerically extreme but otherwise fairly uninspired class features are unpleasant. |
