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Message: <blockquote data-quote="irdeggman" data-source="post: 5664206" data-attributes="member: 16285">1. Druid spells to learn, choose, research, etc. Shape change really, really makes things harder. Don't forget animal companion (unless you don't choose one early). Unlike wizards - they know all of the spells on their list and can choose from them each day - a lot of page turning for a newbie.2. Wizard - Same spell issue as druids, plus more magic item creation and familiar (unless you opt out of taking one early)3. Cleric - Similar spell issue to druid. Turn undead can be tricky.4. Bard - skill monky, bardic checks, spells, and role-playing issues (generally the face-man of the party requires a lot of role-playing to pull off well)5. Rogue - like bard minus spells6. Paladin - only becasue of role-playing code of conduct issue, otherwise it is easier than a fighter.7. Fighter - bonus feats and combat styles make this class harder to play then one would think. It takes a lot of time building this class becasue of all of the choices. After that it ease pretty ease to play though.8. Monk - fewere bonus feats/choices than a fighter. Fewer combat options too. Grappling rules could cause trouble for newbies.9. Ranger - combat styles, spells, animal companion, skill monkey. Lots of things to think about when playing. Fewer choices for building than a fighter.10. Sorcerer - some time to spend building - but playing is much easier. No worrying about preparing spells, no bonus feats to choose from, spells known is a relatively small and manageable list. Familar can be tricky if opted to choose one early.11. Barbarian - fairly straight forward - "hulk smash" and no bonus feats to choose from  Rage causes some recalculations.</blockquote>

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