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<blockquote data-quote="pancakemaster808" data-source="post: 6660012" data-attributes="member: 6798243">I did spend some time looking at DPR, and I think Bard takes the cake with 40d6 and 20d8 using a total of a level 9 spell slot, level 1 spell slot, level 2 slot, and level 5 spell slot, but that's not the only measure I want to use, I'm mostly interested if other people have different experiences than me with these classes or if I missed something that'd change how I look at one class or another.The tier system is an interesting way to look at things. Personally, I'd put Wizard, Bard, and Druid at T1. Cleric, Sorcerer, and Warlock at T2. Pally, fighter, barb at T3. Monk, Rogue, Ranger at T5.All of my theorycrafting assumes no house rules, since those change from group to group and a game not skewed for or against a particular character, since once again there is really no way to accurately factor that in.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="pancakemaster808, post: 6660012, member: 6798243"] I did spend some time looking at DPR, and I think Bard takes the cake with 40d6 and 20d8 using a total of a level 9 spell slot, level 1 spell slot, level 2 slot, and level 5 spell slot, but that's not the only measure I want to use, I'm mostly interested if other people have different experiences than me with these classes or if I missed something that'd change how I look at one class or another. The tier system is an interesting way to look at things. Personally, I'd put Wizard, Bard, and Druid at T1. Cleric, Sorcerer, and Warlock at T2. Pally, fighter, barb at T3. Monk, Rogue, Ranger at T5. All of my theorycrafting assumes no house rules, since those change from group to group and a game not skewed for or against a particular character, since once again there is really no way to accurately factor that in. [/QUOTE]

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