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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Stormborn" data-source="post: 1229382" data-attributes="member: 14041">I agree that the Favored Soul seems a little overpowered, especially when you consider that it, and other classes like it, are essentially Divine Sorcerers.  However, I don't think its so overpowered it would cause serious problems.  Personally, I want to play a Warmage because it has inspired a fit of creativity in me to develop a system of War Colleges and reasons they might exist (which in typical Stormborn fashion has led to a whole world that is distracting me from things like work and the game I am supposed to be preping to run).  Sure, its not nearlly as adaptable as a Wizard but in a Dungeon Crawl Campaign it seems a stronger choice than Sorcerer.Someone called the Healer class the "girlfriend" class.  I guess  Caliber's SO proves the point.Marshal seems OK, but I can't see any reason anyone in my group would play one.  For the support abilities Bard seems like a better choice.  But I can see that it is a possible alterantive to a multiclassed Fighter/Bard and in the right setting it will probablly work better.I doubt the book has been around long enough for any real campaigning, but has any one actually played any of these classes?  Or been in a campaing with any of them?Overall I like the book, although I agree with many of the criticisms that it really isn't a  good mass combat book (but is it supposed to be?) and that a lot of it seems like bits of other books cobbled together.</blockquote>

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