Favorite Class?

[Roythebattousai]

Out of all the Classes in all of the books...

Which is your favorite?

Mine is either a Wild Mage, a straight-up Cleric, or my Crusader with Psionics.

[DementedFellow]

Are we including PrCs? It will affect my answer.

[PirateMonk]

Are we including PrCs? It will affect my answer.

Wild Mage is a PrC.

I like Druids and Spellthieves.

[streakster]

Warlock, or Dragonfire Adept.

All the fun of spells, with none of the "care" or "preparation" they have to go through. Feel like setting something on fire? Sure! Fly all day long? Why not!

Seriously, too much fun.

EDIT: Oooh, Binders too.

[Nohwl]

i like cleric the best because it was the first class i used. (i wanted a character that could smite things with lightning and wasnt allowed to play as a wizard.)

[DementedFellow]

Wild Mage is a PrC.

I like Druids and Spellthieves.

I thought it was, but I couldn't remember. Thanks bud.

I'm going to go with Walker in the Waste and Bards.

The two have nothing in common, but both can be powerhouses if utilized the right way.

[FireFox]

I like ranger for the fluff, druid is good for that too. Haven't played any others yet

[Edan]

Bard and Sublime Chord. I love being able to have a bit of everything and to play the supportive role. Bard just does everything, not perfect or have all the necessary bits, but the fun factor outweighs that. The bard songs and bardic knowledge offer some great role play elements at the table and it is just all around fun. Sublime Chord just makes the bard better.

[shadow_archmagi]

Sorcerer and Artificer. Artificer rocks because nothing rocks like building a Ship of Overland Flight armed with numerous Fireball cannons and Scorching Ray Guns, with a Hold of Holding and a Sail of Weather control. With, of course, the optional Long Poles of Solid Fog that shoot out and disguise the ship as a cloud. Just make sure you include a Parascope of Prying Eyes or something so you can see out to steer.

[FlyMolo]

Psion, Psychic Warrior, War Mind.

Best of all, all three.

Warlocks and spellthieves too.

[Solo]

Sorcerer and Artificer. Artificer rocks because nothing rocks like building a Ship of Overland Flight armed with numerous Fireball cannons and Scorching Ray Guns, with a Hold of Holding and a Sail of Weather control. With, of course, the optional Long Poles of Solid Fog that shoot out and disguise the ship as a cloud. Just make sure you include a Parascope of Prying Eyes or something so you can see out to steer.

How do you move in Solid Fog?

[Collin152]

How do you move in Solid Fog?

Quite poorly, I'd wager.

[shadow_archmagi]

How do you move in Solid Fog?

Theres a reason why its a LONG pole of solid fog. The radius of fog as compared to the pole is such that no part of the ship is actually touched by the fog, so it can continue to move.

[Illiterate Scribe]

I have to second Artificer. Without metamagic stacking, it's remarkably balanced - fragile, but, whoa, with a bit of imagination, spell storing item, and a few spare XP, you can do amazing things.

It's probably my most played class.

[Zenos]

Bard (for having fun) and Swordsage (for having fun laughing as the enemy dies horribly as I chop 'em in two).

[Tsotha-lanti]

Paladin.

There's not a single D&D game - from red-box D&D (where it was a fighter "specialization" at 9th or 10th level) to Gateway to the Savage Frontier to D&D 3.5 to NWN2 - where I haven't played a paladin. (Well, I guess Champions of Krynn and Death Knights of Krynn didn't have paladins; I rather think Solamnic Knights make up for it. Dark Queen of Krynn did have paladins, though.) Champions of Valor is one of my favorite 3.5 books, with the ton of paladin substitution levels for specific deities and knightly orders.

[Annarrkkii]

Swordsage.

I love it because it allows the actualization of so many different cinematically impressive and mechanically effective characters.

[Hadrian_Emrys]

Mystic Swordsage: It's like a warlock/dragonfire adept, only a lot more flexable. The ability to make a Warforged that "mechanically" acts like a Transformer? Priceless.

Bard/Beguiler: Because, I'm a face at heart.

[Krimm_Blackleaf]

Very torn between Warlock and Warblade. If PrC's are included there's simply too many to name that have first billing as far as favorites go, including countless homebrew classes. And just because I'm an egomaniac, a lot of those favorite PrC's are one's my creation.

[Grey Paladin]

Illusionist, I used Save or Suck waaay before it became actually useful =P.

[Nebo_]

Warlock and Swordsage.

[Glyde]

straight up cleric is fun to play, but when it comes to roleplaying I like all the classes the same.

If we allow earlier editions, I like the Bard kit "Blade" from 2e the most.

[Chronos]

Am I the only one who prefers thieves/rogues? I find that, more than any other class, rogues reward cleverness. And unlike spellcasters, they don't have to worry about running out of the nifty things they can do (and unlike fighters, they have nifty things they can do).

[Kurald Galain]

If you'd asked this a week ago, I'd have said Warlock.

However, since then I've decided to multi-class my Warlock to an Eldritch Theurge (yes, I know It's A Trap, that's not really the issue in this campaign). So for my fave, I'd have to say "Wizard" again. Or Beguiler, for that matter.

[Kellus]

Factotum, hands down. It's just brilliant.

[Halna LeGavilk]

Fighter. Just love 'em, no matter how dysfunctional they are.

[Illiterate Scribe]

Factotum, hands down. It's just brilliant.

Especially with half a dozen fonts of inspiration ...

[Nebo_]

Beguilers are great. My favourite character at the moment is one, but that's probably because he's a great character, not because of the beguilerness, though it helps.

[Kellus]

Especially with half a dozen fonts of inspiration ...

That's just a given.

[Overlord]

Oh, I'd have to list quite a few base classes. Wizard, Swordsage, Factotum, Duskblade, Beguiler, and a few others.

I would have to list a bunch more prestige classes, but I've always liked:

• The Fochluclan Lyrist (such an odd mix of classes, yet such good flavor)
• The Chameleon (Yay for versatility!)
• Drunken Master (an obvious choice)
• Necrocarnate (cool fluff!)
• Daggerspell Mage
• Shadow Sun Ninja (They're NINJAS!)
• Bloodstorm Blade (they just provide too funny of a mental image to not like them)