What's your favourite class?

[Dork_Stalker_310]

I really like Paladin of Vengeance, because of great utility and Batman vibes.

[victorvnv]

Monk and Bard hands down

[Peaceclown]

I've been a succer for magic, half-dragon sorcerers with a stint of melee class has had my attention.

[Lord Farquad]

Githyanki Druid, since it makes no sense

[Firecam]

I think it's sorcerer.

[Dork_Stalker_310]

Originally posted by Lord Cumquad:

Githyanki Druid, since it makes no sense

Speaking of, I wonder whether they will add Githzerai as playable race in future updates. Would be interesting to see the interactions between MC and Laezel, as well as other Githyanki.

[Anna]

the Sword Bard obviously :)

[Chummy 8]

Monoclass Monk for me. I alternated between all 3 subclasses a bunch and finally settled on the Open Palm by the time I finished the game

4 Elements is fun, but I found I wasn't using the spells as often as I felt I should. It was always the fire whip then attack and flurry. Sometimes I would get some utility out of the spells but it wasn't often. I felt that the actual spell casters in the group would be better at that. And if I needed to hit an enemy outside of melee range, I had my dual hand crossbows at the ready (Drow).

Shadows was fun in theory. But I think I used the Shadow Step a few times in battle and Shadow Strike maybe once. It felt useless to me to waste a Ki point and worry about staying in the shadows only to get an "advantage" on my next attack when I could simply run up to an enemy and start attacking.

[Dork_Stalker_310]

Originally posted by Anna:

the Sword Bard obviously :)

Honestly, when I heard about Bard class, I imagined someone focused on crowd controll, buffs and debuffs, etc.
I couldn't even imagine an absolute beast that they can turn into.

Originally posted by Chummy 8:

Shadows was fun in theory. But I think I used the Shadow Step a few times in battle and Shadow Strike maybe once. It felt useless to me to waste a Ki point and worry about staying in the shadows only to get an "advantage" on my next attack when I could simply run up to an enemy and start attacking.

Does shadow buff work in magical darkness? Because if so, you can cast shadows wherever you are.

[Sistalis]

Cleric of Helm! Every Bg game that allowed it and 90% of the time when I play IRL D&D, except when I'm in Ravenloft then I'm often an illusionist from Richemulot. (Except for 5e Ravenloft, it sucks! 3.5 was the best in that setting)

[アンジェル]

Originally posted by Dork_Stalker_310:

What's your favourite class?
I really like Paladin of Vengeance, because of great utility and Batman vibes.

Sorceress. It just feels right to me.

[Nordil(Hun)]

Originally posted by アンジェル:

Originally posted by Dork_Stalker_310:

What's your favourite class?
I really like Paladin of Vengeance, because of great utility and Batman vibes.

Sorceress. It just feels right to me.

But only because technomage or cybermancer is not available, right?:)

[Anna]

Originally posted by Dork_Stalker_310:

Originally posted by Anna:

the Sword Bard obviously :)

Honestly, when I heard about Bard class, I imagined someone focused on crowd controll, buffs and debuffs, etc.
I couldn't even imagine an absolute beast that they can turn into.

Yeah, I thought it would be some sort of a funny healer... then out of nowhere I got those flourishes and an extra attack and I was like what the actual... wow :D

[Metallicus]

Gloomstalker Ranger, Oath of Ancients Paladin and Lore Bard.

[Pan Darius Cassandra]

Sorlock

[jonnin]

Pure class, probably agree with bard.