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Message: <blockquote data-quote="BobTheNob" data-source="post: 5903729" data-attributes="member: 82425">The thing that is interesting about this is ...your dead right! Class = Methodology.Now if we were to compare Fighter to Barbarian, really, they have a pretty similar methodology. So why are they separate classes? So far, because how they achieve the methodology has been slightly different (Bararian has slightly higher HP, Fighter better armor options, Barbarian has rage, Fighter has weapon skill) but really, when we ask the question "how do they get past that pack of goblins?" they will pretty much come to the same conclusion = cry havoc and kill em all!So why have fighter and barbarian traditionally been separate classes? Mechanics and fluff.Which way is right though? Well, I have my opinion, but I have already offered it up too many times and it would be redundant to repeat myself, but this does help clarify the issue.Very good post Mini. Excellent analysis.</blockquote>