Current Events > In fantasy RPG games, what kind of class do you tend to choose?

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melee oriented with a side of spells.

so like a Paladin or Warpriest or something
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Paladin

thief/assassin/ninja usually. I really like dual wielding and stealing

Mage
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prince_leo posted...

Mage

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Ranger.
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Warrior or archer or something easy, mages usually require more intelligence than what I possess.
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Devil_Katt_II posted...

thief/assassin/ninja usually. I really like dual wielding and stealing

Use to be this. Now I just go by how I feel atm
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Ninja if available or dark mage / warlock / necromancer.
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Cleric or Red Mage sort of classes.

I hate not having access to magic, healing, and armor/weapons all in one.
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Rogue when I was younger, more of a mage kind of guy now.
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Warrior or barbarian
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Monk, because I like to punch things. In video games I mean. >_>
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summoner if available, otherwise cleric.
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FaceThePain posted...

Ranger.

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Bows or magic, generally. Depends on my mood.

Started Skyrim as a melee char, then slowly turned into a stealth archer.
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Thief
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Rogue/anything charisma based.
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Thief/Rogue. Unless it's some dumb as fuck weeb shit like "ninja."
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Rogue/Thief or Nercromancer/Summoner.
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Caster that has some sort of pet, if available.

Warlock in WoW, Mage (Wizard? Don't remember now) in EQ, etc.
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to append, I like thief/rogues that have a minor in spell casting or items that give weapon buffs and disable/debuff enemies

Paladin. Because I like melee defensive support hybrids and warriors who can do some healing and buffing.
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lancer

Barbarian, or other strong physical fighter. Brute Strength is great.
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In vidya, assassins. Not even by choice, it's just I always tend to go the most efficient route, and it always ends up being assassin.

In tabletop, I'll try to be something original. I was a half-orc oracle fated with becoming a tree in my last short-lived run. Gave him a rough cockney accent and everything.
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DPS with minor healing spells

Spears or polearms if I get a choice on weapon
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Spooking posted...

Pet class. Then, after about an hour playing I'll reroll to a warrior type class since pets don't keep aggro, die too easily, and most importantly, I get bored having my pets do the work when I want to get in there and just smash things.

If it's an MMO, I'll go for healer.

I made the tamer class in Wakfu before my guild collapsed to irl stuff. Never got it far, but I want to come back to it one day. Its' the only mmo I know with that pokemon trainer mechanic.
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Monk no fuckin' question

monko shartnado
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Magic user. Usually a more supportive one, though not really a healer, but I love nuking for huge numbers as well. I'm especially partial to ones that combine divine/white magic or faith-based spells with arcane/black magic or intellect-based spells.
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I tend to choose a sword and board character assuming I'm going to do it more than once, because that's always a good place to start. Magic/thief builds tend to be more particular and complicated to build.
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I like berserkers or w/e
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Hunter/ Mage

Anything that's ranged or has pets, aka the newb friendly classes.
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Devil_Katt_II posted...

thief/assassin/ninja usually. I really like dual wielding and stealing

Sneaky sneak.
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not a totally strict rule but I first tend to pick any sort of "dark" caster like a necromancer or warlock or anything like that
if that's not available then most likely a rogue/assassin
followed by a melee caster if available or just any other mage class
then finally the class I almost never pick is the generic warrior type

my main in wow was a warrior but I can't think of any RPGs where I got far with or even picked a warrior class beyond just trying them out
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Pet class is always my first choice.

After that Id usually lean toward some type of hybrid class.
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Whichever does the coolest wind stuff. Usually mage, but not always.
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