It's good class, but nobody plays it!

[arwink]

I think most of my games have been pretty monk-intensive.

Most of my players like the untility of having one in the party.

 

[Eternalknight]

Well, i think this thread goes to show that, in the end, all the classes probably come close to averaging out in terms of which gets played least

 

[arwink]

You mean all those classes in the PH are ballanced?

Who'd have thunk it?

 

[Bob5th]

In a previous campaign we had a strait 19th level Rogue.

Only one character with one level of Barb
No rangers
No psionic PC's

I played a druid in a campaign that starting off everyone got one minor magic item. I took Ring of Animal Friendship and had quite a few wolves followin me around.

 

[Eternalknight]

Well, certainly not me

 

[MEG Hal]

I must be odd, so far I have played clerics, sorcerors and at the moment a Bard.

I do love to play "in character"--so with all these paladin supplements, that may be my next choice.

My Bard has some weird quirks which make him a killer to play, hates dirt, loves ladies and shopping and thinks he is da bomb....oh by the way he is da bomb!!!!!

"Caltros the Witty at your service m'lady. Married is not an issue it is simply a state of mind, it can be cured "

 

[Mathew_Freeman]

I've seen almost no druids in 3e, yet.

But now I'm tempted to try one, next time a character dies (and given I'm presently in three campaigns, all playing every week, that might not be too long!)

 

[arwink]

One of the scariest characters in a very low combat party that went through my last campaign was a druid.

When you set people loose on a water world, be wary of the character that wildshapes into a giant crock halfway through.

 

[digitaldark]

I have yet to see anyone play a paladin in any of the games I've taken part in.... so next Dragonstar game I play in (or when my current DS character bites the dust..) I'm gonna play a Orc Paladin ex-imperial marine

 

[JohnClark]

For some reason, rogue's are not real popular in my group. In fact, only a total of one has played in our two long term games, and I played him and dropped out at 4th level. Barbarians and druids are also something nobody plays, but I think that's because people don't really see them as the adventuring type.