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My logic for the former is the maps are IN GENERAL designed for casters along with teleportation. Also, drops for chests and the like contain much more gear for casters than melee types.
My "logic" for Durge is the default character type size, and the violence is more close and visceral.
Eh, kinda silly as Larian made every variant rewarding to play.
Crazy good.
yeah i can see Tav after everything composing and wroting an entire library worth of of books, ballads, records, songs, requiems and orchestral symphonies about the adventure, their allies and enemies, every tragedy, every faction, every event. Perhaps even a comedic jig or rhyme about a certain over-reaching wizard's fate.
(Act 3 inner city spoilers)
Oh spineless Lorroakan, he hired men for the Nightsong's immortality!
Oh daft Lorroakan, he wanted to drain it from the Dame like sap from a tree!
Oh witless Lorroakan, the Moonmaiden's child broke his back over her knee!
This is true. I assume that in an origin playthrough, both occur with the Dark Urge murdering Tav and being killed by Orin in turn.
If you play as a costum "Tav" not from the city than yes that make a lot of sense.
That said if we are excluding durge, it’s kind of impossible to tell but I would go with Bard as well.
Why? Despite every companion having some dark and horrific past, custom Tav is the only one of the group who has a relatively normal background (except for Durge, obviously, they would be top of the ♥♥♥♥♥♥-up-pyramid). They are made the leader, basically what would be considered the face of the party, and bard fits that role extremely well. Bard also has a lot of unique dialogue, and is a class that is flexible enough to grow into any other roll: need a support caster? Done. Need a melee fighter? Done. Sneak/thief? You bet. Arcane expert, yesiree.
Other classes can be very flexible but given Tav is always leading the party it makes sense they would be a skill monkey, charismatic person, and have a wide variety of talents, even if they aren’t the best in any one of those talents.
These are literally The Most popular classes for Tav in general and for a good reason.
When you think of a leader main character you don’t think a musician who cracks jokes , you think a full plate armor knight who smites his enemies with a divine power and always tries to do the right thing .
Any answer that’s not paladin for Tav or Sorcerer for D urge is wrong
to add to this i can see it as the reason over why the Guardian (The Emperor) chose Tav (if they're available) as their champion ahead of any others. They're the only one who had leadership qualities without some pre-existing agenda, interfering ties, existing allegiances, ulterior motive or some focused objective that would override what the guardian wanted and thus the most malleable to their influence, who in turn would influence all these other misfits with their different agendas and allegiances into a team
Paladin is certainly the most played class in any games, I think they saw it coming and made the good paladin fighting evil class and investigating the murders in Baldur's gate the most fitting choice for a default cannon Tav.
Something point out that they also wanted to make the Dark Urge a paladin of vengeance. In some of the official artworks, the white dragonborn Dark Urge wear a paladin armor, that gives you the choice to play as a redemption dark urge and is very fitting to the dragonborn race who are often paladin from the 5e DnD lore.
Bards are more than just the most basic image of a scrawny traveling musician with sparkle tricks for magic and fart jokes, who sleep with married people (or both).
The ones with leadership and battle experience are skald's with a warhorn, singing the triumphs of their ancestors and past victories of mighty heroes. Charming rogue scholars with arcane aptitude who go out into the world to meet interesting people and befriend/lay/kill them and also play music, arent too broad shouldered, use sparkly wizardy, make fart jokes and end up sleeping with someones partner, along with said someone half the time, in every town they visit.