What has been your favorite class specific dialogue in Early Access?

[Agent Chieftain]

Mine has to be tearing open Shadowheart's mindflayer pod with your bare hands as a Barbarian.

Close second is being able to mediate as a judge between Kagha and Arabella when playing a Paladin.

[GrandMajora]

I think it's funny that warlocks have the actual gall to tell Gale "I'm better than a wizard, I'm a warlock!" and to do so with a straight face.

[Agent Chieftain]

Originally posted by GrandMajora:

I think it's funny that warlocks have the actual gall to tell Gale "I'm better than a wizard, I'm a warlock!" and to do so with a straight face.

Yeah, I noticed Warlock dialogue tends to flex that you've bought your magic powers. For some reason. :P

[Izuzul]

Anytime my Barbarian screamed his way through a conversation.

[Nox]

I loved the interaction between Druid and Astarion on what can he bite and drink blood from.

If you tell him he cannot drink from anything you can talk to, he just goes onto rant how you can talk to animals and ♥♥♥♥ which leaves him to trees and rocks.

[KingOfFriedChicken]

Deity specific, but if you choose the God of death cleric and attack the teiflings, he will ask why and you can reply with "I worship the God God of death and he demands sacrifices!" That was cool and barbarian has some hilarious dialog choices

[Anna]

Any Barbarian dialogue or interaction :D

..and that decided which class Im going to play as in full release.

[Rainnd]

Wild sorcerer telling Gale story about summoning a cow accidentaly and now keeping it as a pet.

[Agent Chieftain]

Originally posted by Anna:

Any Barbarian dialogue or interaction :D

..and that decided which class Im going to play as in full release.

I've noticed that Paladins and Barbarians seem to have a lot of class specific options pop up. I felt like I had a lot less playing Sorcerer and Warlock.

[Izuzul]

Originally posted by Agent Chieftain:

Originally posted by Anna:

Any Barbarian dialogue or interaction :D

..and that decided which class Im going to play as in full release.

I've noticed that Paladins and Barbarians seem to have a lot of class specific options pop up. I felt like I had a lot less playing Sorcerer and Warlock.

Yeah, It's seems like the classes they added during EA got more class responses in conversations. I bet the dev's were having fun adding stuff.

[Agent Chieftain]

Originally posted by Reconciler:

Originally posted by Agent Chieftain:

I've noticed that Paladins and Barbarians seem to have a lot of class specific options pop up. I felt like I had a lot less playing Sorcerer and Warlock.

Yeah, It's seems like the classes they added during EA got more class responses in conversations. I bet the dev's were having fun adding stuff.

Hm, well hopefully they've added plenty for all classes and sub-classes. Not that casters don't have some cool ones now. I remember being able to dispel the fey illusion for free as a Warlock, by calling on my patron for help.

Also hoping that we get cool interactions with our patrons as Warlocks too. I wanna see our own devil mommy.

[Malaficus Shaikan]

Originally posted by GrandMajora:

I think it's funny that warlocks have the actual gall to tell Gale "I'm better than a wizard, I'm a warlock!" and to do so with a straight face.

Oomps.
Those are fighting words.
*My elf wizard*
Care to back that up?

[Anna]

Originally posted by Agent Chieftain:

Originally posted by Anna:

Any Barbarian dialogue or interaction :D

..and that decided which class Im going to play as in full release.

I've noticed that Paladins and Barbarians seem to have a lot of class specific options pop up. I felt like I had a lot less playing Sorcerer and Warlock.

Barbarian has many dominant options in dialogues and very resolute ways how to solve problems :) There were also options to convince others without rolling dice simply by being Barbarian :) I would recommend this class wholeheartedly.

[Agent Chieftain]

Originally posted by Anna:

Originally posted by Agent Chieftain:

I've noticed that Paladins and Barbarians seem to have a lot of class specific options pop up. I felt like I had a lot less playing Sorcerer and Warlock.

Barbarian has many dominant options in dialogues and very resolute ways how to solve problems :) There were also options to convince others without rolling dice simply by being Barbarian :) I would recommend this class wholeheartedly.

Oh, it definitely seems like a lot of fun. I already have a triple multiclass build with Wildheart Barbarian in mind. Battlemaster 4 / Wildheart 5 / Assassin 3

Won't be my first build in full release, but I will get to it.

[A]

Intimidating and just outright shouting as a barb, lol.

Ogre mercs asking for 500? Just intimidate them into fighting for you for free for one battle.

[GrandMajora]

Originally posted by A:

Intimidating and just outright shouting as a barb, lol.

Ogre mercs asking for 500? Just intimidate them into fighting for you for free for one battle.

You can also intimidate Timber the squirrel by telling her that you could swallow her whole!