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<blockquote data-quote="Sammael" data-source="post: 5786066" data-attributes="member: 4475">Interestingly enough, the poll shows that the only 4e-specific class that has any traction whatsoever is the Warlord.And it's not 4e at all, since it's basically a reskinned 3.x Marshall.I'll stick with my 8 core class archetypes:Bard: Master of diplomacy, guile, and spontaneous sound-based magicChampion: A warrior who draws strength from his beliefs rather than his martial training, affecting allies and enemies alike through sheer willpowerCleric: A conduit for his god's power who works to promote his portfolios and interest in the mortal realmDruid: Embodying the powers of nature, the Druid can invoke many elemental powers and change his form to emulate other natural creaturesFighter: The perfect martial warrior; in his hands, any weapon becomes deadlyMage: A student of the Arcane arts, whether by choice or by heritage - his magic can accomplish virtually anything, but comes with a price attachedRanger: Swift and silent, the Ranger relies on his knowledge of terrain and guerrilla tactics to stalk his enemies and hunt them downRogue: Master of skills and improvisation, he can shine in every situation... unless he chooses to remain hidden in shadows, biding his time</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Sammael, post: 5786066, member: 4475"] Interestingly enough, the poll shows that the [I]only[/I] 4e-specific class that has any traction whatsoever is the Warlord. And it's not 4e at all, since it's basically a reskinned 3.x Marshall. I'll stick with my 8 core class archetypes: Bard: Master of diplomacy, guile, and spontaneous sound-based magic Champion: A warrior who draws strength from his beliefs rather than his martial training, affecting allies and enemies alike through sheer willpower Cleric: A conduit for his god's power who works to promote his portfolios and interest in the mortal realm Druid: Embodying the powers of nature, the Druid can invoke many elemental powers and change his form to emulate other natural creatures Fighter: The perfect martial warrior; in his hands, any weapon becomes deadly Mage: A student of the Arcane arts, whether by choice or by heritage - his magic can accomplish virtually anything, but comes with a price attached Ranger: Swift and silent, the Ranger relies on his knowledge of terrain and guerrilla tactics to stalk his enemies and hunt them down Rogue: Master of skills and improvisation, he can shine in every situation... unless he chooses to remain hidden in shadows, biding his time [/QUOTE]

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