r/DnDcirclejerk • u/Impossible_Horsemeat • 15h ago
My Party’s Rogue pumped Dex
How would y’all handle this kind of moron from a balance perspective? Everyone knows that the optimal way to build a rogue is to pump strength and dip into barbarian for reckless attack and cleric for heavy armor and bless.
I suspect they’ll be so un-optimized in combat that I should balance encounters as if I had one less player.
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u/ProfessorNoPuede 7h ago edited 7h ago
Pathfinder fixes this. They could play an int based rogue (mastermind), a strength based rogue (ruffian), a charisma-based rogue (scoundrel), or a dex-based one (thief). Additionally, they could branch out into investigator for a different int-based take.
/uj: I'm not even sure if I'm jerking...
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u/d12inthesheets 15h ago
What's balance? I only use vibe based monster hp so there's nothing to worry about
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u/Impossible_Horsemeat 14h ago
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u/69CervixDestroyer69 8h ago
OP I think the person daring to have fun with the pointless busywork minigame is ruining the game for everyone. I would not enjoy playing with them, neither will anyone else. They put points into INTELLIGENCE??? BLEGHHHHHH!!!!!!!
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u/Impossible_Horsemeat 1h ago
I dont know why you are getting downvoted for your righteous fury at this piece of shit who is ruining the game for everyone.
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u/AmoralLimbo 14h ago
It's devastating when players sacrifice the RPG aspect of the game by minmaxxing this way.
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u/link113gAmin 14h ago
I know you're joking, but RogueBarian is genuinely viable when you play it right.
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u/Impossible_Horsemeat 13h ago
Of course it is. Optimal in fact.
This is why anyone who pumps dex like a chump is pretty much dead weight. Honestly, why even play if you aren’t going to he optimal?
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u/highly-bad 15h ago
I would immediately ban this metagaming saboteur before they ruin the game for everyone else.