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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Teacher Man" data-source="post: 6073884" data-attributes="member: 6702166">I am running a 3.5 mini tournament and the characters that made me want to create one myself were the barbarian and the scout. If I get a chance to create a new character I am totally going with the scout. Talk about stick and move. Give a scout some bow feats like rapid shot and a bit of room to move and it gets ugly really fast. The barbarian has potential as well with rage abilities and things like cleave and greater cleave. It's really about how you set them up and how much time you spend deciding on what you want your character to do. I think the problem is that people do not spend enough time thinking about what kind of character they want and the DM needs to give enough information about the campaign so the players can create the best fit. I have a 5th level fighter than is kind of a jack of all trades and he is working out just fine. He can be a support fighter or a front line fighter. At some point I will specialize him more but he is just fine right now. My 5th level druid is fairly weak right now because I didn't specialize him enough nor did I pick the right spells the first time, but he can be fixed. Just my 2 copper pieces...</blockquote>