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<blockquote data-quote="Kzach" data-source="post: 5717037" data-attributes="member: 56189">This is one of the reasons why I'm liking E-classes a lot. Whether factually accurate or not, I *FEEL* like the E-classes are just more like previous editions classes. When playing them, the thief FEELS like a thief, the mage FEELS like a mage, etc. I never get that sense with AEDU classes.I'm not saying that AEDU classes are bad because of this, just that they're much different in how they play at the table (to me) than how an E-class plays and that, on the whole, I prefer the E-class experience because of that nostalgia hit I get.One thing I've also encountered is this seeming need to be different. I often find I'm criticised for wanting to play a dwarven fighter who likes to brawl and get drunk. I know it's a cliche. I still like and enjoy playing it, though, and yet others won't play it even if they've never played it before, just because other people have done it before them. I get that E-classes don't have as much flexibility as their AEDU counterparts, but I just don't see this as a bad thing and that again, it's a hearkening back to an older edition feel.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kzach, post: 5717037, member: 56189"] This is one of the reasons why I'm liking E-classes a lot. Whether factually accurate or not, I *FEEL* like the E-classes are just more like previous editions classes. When playing them, the thief FEELS like a thief, the mage FEELS like a mage, etc. I never get that sense with AEDU classes. I'm not saying that AEDU classes are bad because of this, just that they're much different in how they play at the table (to me) than how an E-class plays and that, on the whole, I prefer the E-class experience because of that nostalgia hit I get. One thing I've also encountered is this seeming need to be different. I often find I'm criticised for wanting to play a dwarven fighter who likes to brawl and get drunk. I know it's a cliche. I still like and enjoy playing it, though, and yet others won't play it even if they've never played it before, just because other people have done it before them. I get that E-classes don't have as much flexibility as their AEDU counterparts, but I just don't see this as a bad thing and that again, it's a hearkening back to an older edition feel. [/QUOTE]

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