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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Neonchameleon" data-source="post: 6079666" data-attributes="member: 87792">I'm going iconic here rather than twisted (the gnome charismadin might amuse me, but I'm assuming you haven't played too much straight).Striker: It's between two.Changeling Thief: Does everything you'd expect a thief to be able to do, does it simply, and does it well. An elegant little gem of a textbook class.Halfling Monk: The Monk might be one of the lower-damage strikers out there, but the wire-fu master can get anywhere. It's all about the speed and catching the enemy that should be caught; a wire-fu "flight" encounter utility power at level 2 is where things start.Defender: It's between three.Dragonborn Cavalier: Big, imposing, fluffy, and utterly intimidating. The battle pivots around them and the fluff, whether you take the Virtue of Valour or the Virtue of Sacrifice is excellent. Low complexity in play is an added benefit.Dwarven Knight: Simple, archetypal, and very effective. Not too much to think about - but you own the enemy around you and hit them hard. For the people who don't want to worry about the mechanics, and just want to Hit Stuff and feel mighty.Leader: There can be only one choice here:Goliath Bravura Warlord: Crashing into the middle of the enemy, offering the enemy a chance at you so they take their eyes off the striker is fast and extremely brutal. Or just turn your attack over to the striker.Controller: Again there's one contenderHuman Mage: That third at will is useful in the class most suited to tangling the monsters up with each other. No other class comes close to making such a mess of the DM's plans.</blockquote>

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