WhatGravitas
Explorer
He was also frail and weak - I'd rather peg him as a Warlock ("Blood and souls, for my Lord Arioch!") with dabblings as fighter and an overpowered artefact - without Stormbringer, he was much weaker.Imaro said:
Cheers, LT.
D&D 4E 4e Multiclassing and Characters from Fiction
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Cheers, LT.
parcival42
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hong said:
I couldn't stop laughing at that keen observation!
AFGNCAAP
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hong said:
Only because Iolo would have to wait until PHBII to be a viable character.
I could see this:
Iolo: Bard (when released), Rogue with Arcane Initiate, or Ranger with Arcane Initiate
Shamino: Ranger
Geoffrey: Fighter
Jaana: Wizard with Initiate of the Faith (maybe Cleric with Arcane Initiate)
Mariah: Wizard (maybe with Initiate of the Faith, since Ultima spellcasters could use healing spells)
Katrina: Rogue with Student of the Sword
Dupre: Paladin (maybe with Student of the Sword)
Julia: Rogue or Rogue with Arcane Initiate (since Ultima's "Bards" and Bard-like classes had a bit of spellcasting)
Lord British: Epic munchkin/monster, or Epic Wizard with Student of Battle plus "Major NPC that shouldn't be killed" template.
Avatar (as a "class"): Warlord with Arcane Initiate, Novice/Acolyte/Adept (wizard), with a Unique Paragon Path & Epic Destiny
Despite the druid being released down the line, its focus on shapeshifting & weather effects don't sound like a fit for the more magic-heavy variant of Ultima druid.
AFGNCAAP
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Zaruthustran said:
You see, IIRC multiclassing is only viable with 2 classes, so Fafhrd would be tough since he could feasibly be a ranger with Student of the Sword/fighter training (compared to Mouser, he was a tank). But, Fafhrd was also a skilled archer, and IIRC he didn't two-weapon fight that much, esp. compared to Mouser (he still maintained his archery ability after he lost a hand).
Gray Mouser is kinda tricky too, but that's only if two-weapon fighting is purely a class ability and not something that can be developed through (non-multiclassing) feats alone. Wizard or Warlock training seems viable, but mainly for ritual purposes/cursing (Mouser with abilities like eldritch blast or magic missile are a no-go, IMHO).
(Psi)SeveredHead
Adventurer
Madmartigan (from Willow): Fighter, some rogue. Very high level (as he's really badass).
The Fellowship of the Ring
Aragorn: Ranger (for the skills), warlord class abilities (feats? paragon path?), fighter class abilities (feats? paragon path?)
Gimli: Fighter.
Legolas: Fighter, ranger or both. Probably ranger.
The hobbits:
*Sam (farmer or has farming skills, Fighter)
*Frodo (hard to tell, but seems to have some leadership abilities, he sang to "inspire" his comrades but that doesn't mean he's a bard)
*Merry (light fighter)
*Pippin (rogue?)
Gandalf (wizard, aasimar-like race)
Boromir (fighter, some warlord abilities)
Faramir (fighter and/or ranger, some warlord abilities)
Rand Al'Thor (mostly wizard, some fighter or light fighter)
Matt Cauthon (rogue, some smart warlord; he started as a town rogue)
Perin (fighter, might have a bit of warlord but only the charismatic type)
The Fellowship of the Ring
Aragorn: Ranger (for the skills), warlord class abilities (feats? paragon path?), fighter class abilities (feats? paragon path?)
Gimli: Fighter.
Legolas: Fighter, ranger or both. Probably ranger.
The hobbits:
*Sam (farmer or has farming skills, Fighter)
*Frodo (hard to tell, but seems to have some leadership abilities, he sang to "inspire" his comrades but that doesn't mean he's a bard)
*Merry (light fighter)
*Pippin (rogue?)
Gandalf (wizard, aasimar-like race)
Boromir (fighter, some warlord abilities)
Faramir (fighter and/or ranger, some warlord abilities)
Rand Al'Thor (mostly wizard, some fighter or light fighter)
Matt Cauthon (rogue, some smart warlord; he started as a town rogue)
Perin (fighter, might have a bit of warlord but only the charismatic type)
