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<blockquote data-quote="Clint_L" data-source="post: 9247119" data-attributes="member: 7035894">You wrote:andIn those 6 campaigns, all within the past 18 months, there are three non-casting pure fighters, and one non-casting barbarian/fighter multi-class, which is obviously very at odds with you having never &quot;seen a non-casting fighter in 5e.&quot;There are 8 non-casters, representing 25% of all characters, as opposed to your 0 in the past two campaigns. Seems to me like on both counts my experience is highly different from yours.In terms of class representation, I haveArtificers: 5Fighters: 4.5Bard: 3Rogue: 3Paladin: 3Wizard: 3Cleric: 3Warlock: 2Monk: 2Barbarian: 1.5Druid: 1Ranger: 1Aside from artificers being unusually popular (thanks in part to my spouse), fighters are at the top. Actually, if you do the math, fighters are 14% of the class representation, which is...right where it is on DDB, and over-represented given that there are thirteen classes.Which is not surprising, because the DDB data shows us that fighters are the most popular choice. Again.We could also look at the three Critical Role campaigns, where 6/24 characters have been non-casters, two of them fighters (3 barbarians, 2 fighters, 1 monk).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Clint_L, post: 9247119, member: 7035894"] You wrote: and In those 6 campaigns, all within the past 18 months, there are three non-casting pure fighters, and one non-casting barbarian/fighter multi-class, which is obviously very at odds with you having never "seen a non-casting fighter in 5e." There are 8 non-casters, representing 25% of all characters, as opposed to your 0 in the past two campaigns. Seems to me like on both counts my experience is highly different from yours. In terms of class representation, I have Artificers: 5 Fighters: 4.5 Bard: 3 Rogue: 3 Paladin: 3 Wizard: 3 Cleric: 3 Warlock: 2 Monk: 2 Barbarian: 1.5 Druid: 1 Ranger: 1 Aside from artificers being unusually popular (thanks in part to my spouse), fighters are at the top. Actually, if you do the math, fighters are 14% of the class representation, which is...right where it is on DDB, and over-represented given that there are thirteen classes. Which is not surprising, because the DDB data shows us that fighters are the most popular choice. Again. We could also look at the three Critical Role campaigns, where 6/24 characters have been non-casters, two of them fighters (3 barbarians, 2 fighters, 1 monk). [/QUOTE]

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