Math Wizard – Possibly the smartest character build ever
I am creating a Dungeons & Dragons 4th Edition game supplement. Yay! *jumps around the room* It’s a new build for the wizard class, and it’s called… wait for it… Math Wizard. My Math Wizard build has powers that have roots in mathematics and science. Currently, I only have one sentence for the flavour description: [...]
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About Vincent
I play D&D semi-regularly. I like magic users (thus mostly falling into controller roles). I tell funny adventure stories.
Math Wizard
"Everything can be reduced to an equation."
You will experience possibly the smartest character build ever in D&D 4th edition. To use the Math Wizard build effectively, you might actually have to understand math principles. Shocking, I know.
Buy it now.
You will experience possibly the smartest character build ever in D&D 4th edition. To use the Math Wizard build effectively, you might actually have to understand math principles. Shocking, I know.
Buy it now.
Noble Class
"While I would like to explain to you how my House has plotted your downfall, it would be far too complicated for something like that simple brain of yours to comprehend."
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Disclosure: The author is my friend. He's the one who subjected me to hours of
Missing In Action
18 at-will powers where miss effects are better than hitting. Buy now.
Disclosure: The author is my friend. I am naturally biased. I do not get commission from it. Using any of the at-will powers does not guarantee missing consistently (nor hitting consistently too, unfortunately...).
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