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<blockquote data-quote="BookBarbarian" data-source="post: 7546707" data-attributes="member: 6802553"><p>Interesting, I see those fighters as much closer together then the Barbarian subclasses. To me those are "How do I best augment my fighting ability through magic, tactics, or elite athletic ability?"</p><p></p><p>To me the Barbarian subclasses radically change "Where does my power come from?" at level 3.</p><p></p><p>Likewise I think of Rogue as the stealthy guy (though admittedly it's not necessary) and archetype determines what they choose to be stealthy for primarily, and Ranger as "wilderness expert" again choosing how he specializes. Wizard is magic guy who studies, Sorcerer is magic guy who doesn't have to study, Warlock is magic guy who cheated because he did not what to study, Bard is magic guy through Music, or Oration, Cleric is magic from a deity. Druid is magic guy from nature. Paladin derives his power from his commitment to an Oath.</p><p></p><p>Barbarian to me is still the hardest one to pin down in a simple sentence. He's the guy who is better at fighting when he is mad, except sometimes it's not being mad.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BookBarbarian, post: 7546707, member: 6802553"] Interesting, I see those fighters as much closer together then the Barbarian subclasses. To me those are "How do I best augment my fighting ability through magic, tactics, or elite athletic ability?" To me the Barbarian subclasses radically change "Where does my power come from?" at level 3. Likewise I think of Rogue as the stealthy guy (though admittedly it's not necessary) and archetype determines what they choose to be stealthy for primarily, and Ranger as "wilderness expert" again choosing how he specializes. Wizard is magic guy who studies, Sorcerer is magic guy who doesn't have to study, Warlock is magic guy who cheated because he did not what to study, Bard is magic guy through Music, or Oration, Cleric is magic from a deity. Druid is magic guy from nature. Paladin derives his power from his commitment to an Oath. Barbarian to me is still the hardest one to pin down in a simple sentence. He's the guy who is better at fighting when he is mad, except sometimes it's not being mad. [/QUOTE]
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