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#1 Sorxores Aug 18, 2014 15:10:11	Feeblemind target the intellect AND charisma of the target, but you need an intellect check to resist it WTF, why it's not do an intllect OR Charisma check  to resist it? This spell completly destroy   Wizard, Sorcerer, Warlock and partly bard   Wizard got good Intellect check (20 in Intellect and profiency in intelect save,   Sorcerer Intellect is a dump stat, and profiency are constitution and Cha.   Since that spell target both Intellect AND Charisma it should offer the choice to resist it with both stats. A sorcerer personality is just as strong as the wizard intellect,  but is so much easier to wipe the sorcerer personallity? why?
#2 Plaguescarred1 Aug 19, 2014 5:40:33	Feeblemind is an Intelligence saving throw because its made to resist an effect that overcome the intellect. Charisma saving throw are more to resist domination and mind-controlling effects.
#3 Mephi1234 Aug 19, 2014 6:03:32	Sorcerers in general are really weak to mind effects.     And it pretty much shuts down most clerics and all land druids as well.   Just because Wisdom isn't reduced (probably because the devs didn't want to destroy perception) doesn't save them from an inabilty to cast spells.      In any case, its nothing more than the side effect of having three saves for mental effects.   Only a gnome paladin can cover them all well.