APG question

[RandomCitizenX]

Which classes have been confirmed as being in the APG?

 

[Caliber]

Which classes have been confirmed as being in the APG?

Bard, Druid, Barbarian, and Monk, albeit renamed to avoid violating any IP. No Sorcerer, but then 3E's Sorcerer only came about because of how Wizard's cast spells in the edition. In 4E Wizards cast differently, so how will Sorcerers work? No body knows.

 

[drothgery]

4E Wizards cast differently, so how will Sorcerers work? No body knows.

With a sorcerer definitely in PHB2 in March '09? Somebody knows.

 

[RandomCitizenX]

Bard, Druid, Barbarian, and Monk, albeit renamed to avoid violating any IP. No Sorcerer, but then 3E's Sorcerer only came about because of how Wizard's cast spells in the edition. In 4E Wizards cast differently, so how will Sorcerers work? No body knows.

Monk definitely makes my day. Unarmed/wuxia archtypes have always struck my fancy.

 

[tsadkiel]

I don't think Illusionist has been specifically confirmed as such, but while referring to the APG, Ari said, "I like illusionists."

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

He's repeatedly suggested that gnome illusionist players will like the APG, so I'm guessing there's an illusionist-like class.

 

[jgbrowning]

Martial Artist, Savage Warrior, Nature Priest, Troubadour, Spellbinder.



joe b.

 

[RandomCitizenX]

Martial Artist, Savage Warrior, Nature Priest, Troubadour, Spellbinder.



joe b.

As soon as you can get this book out, you have my money... that is all.

 

[Klaus]

Martial Artist, Savage Warrior, Nature Priest, Troubadour, Spellbinder.



joe b.

BTW, joe, I'm nearly done.

 

[WhatGravitas]

BTW, joe, I'm nearly done.

Faster, guys, faster!

Cheers, LT.