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Maybe the fighter will go along with the plan the caster comes up with. If a fighter knows he's fighting a dragon of unspecified color, of course the plan shouldn't be 'CHARGE HERP DERP'. You know, you're just assuming the fighter only has charge as an option.

Meanwhile, the spellcasters have all joined hands and teleported back to safety so they can come back prepared and with the plan.

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He power attacks at full for all 6 of his attacks and pastes you by the 4th attack. Boo hoo, he still attacks at +50 and your AC is now like 20. Meanwhile, the dragon's nothing drops, he just can't use his breath attack or spells. and your AC drops by 20 points, your attack roll drops by 8, your damage by 10, your 'bad-ass' vorpal sword isn't bad-ass no more, you lose 60 hp, all your saves drop by 5 or more, you can't fly with your booties, get a second full-round attack from your belt, and your healing potions are useless. But now! there's a dragon in an anti-magic field! The spellcasters are useless! Now is your time to shine! So you charge the dragon. OK, imagine you are a FIGHTER! For the last 15 levels the spellcasters have been making fun of your hair, knocking the books out of your hands (telepathically), coining your locker, and stealing all the girls you like. > mundane character not fucked up by anti-magic zone Hey /tg/, what can you recommend as a mundane character for DnD 3.5? By mundane, I of course mean non-magic, psionic, supernatural, or etc that would be messed up by a wild or anti-magic zone.