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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Bacon Bits" data-source="post: 9051239" data-attributes="member: 6777737">We switched from D&D to Savage Worlds in late 2022, so the poll results are a little misleading for my "Yes" response. However, I have no reason to think that we would see any difference.Since 2014 in 5e, we've always had a Druid, Cleric, Wizard, Sorcerer, or Bard in a campaign. Usually more than one. I can't recall any of them specifically being multiclassed, but I am pretty sure we had a Sorlock or two.The closest we got to no primary caster was in 2022. We were playing Descent to Avernus. The main party was: Artificer, Ranger, Druid, Monk, and Paladin. The player of the Druid had to take a block of about eight weeks off. In the last session, before he left, the Druid character actually died in combat. It wasn't planned; that's just what happened. During his absence, the Artificer, Paladin, and Ranger were able to cover spellcasting needs. When the Druid player returned, he rolled up a Wizard.As far as Fighter, since 2014 I only recall one single-class Fighter: a Champion I played to level 17-18 in Out of the Abyss+. All the rest were Fighter/Rogues, Fighter/Barbarians, or Ranger/Fighters. We did have a campaign where a Rune Knight was single-classed, but it ended early at about level 4 and I know the guy's plan was to move to Rogue after level 7.</blockquote>