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<blockquote data-quote="Irda Ranger" data-source="post: 4233128" data-attributes="member: 1003">Reading through this thread, I think a lot of people are confusing &quot;class&quot; and &quot;concept.&quot;&nbsp; 4E classes are really about a combat style, and little else.&nbsp; Rogues and Warlords, for instance, are Martial characters.&nbsp; You don't need to multiclass them with Fighter to make them effective combatants.&nbsp; You only multiclass them with Fighter if you want the Fighter's Defendery fighting style; aka, if you want to fill the Defender Role in the party.I'm unsure too.&nbsp; Right now I'm thinking Fighter-Ranger, but the answer may be &quot;just Ranger.&quot;&nbsp; Warlords are Martial.&nbsp; This sounds like a straight-up Warlord to me.***************Some concepts I'm looking forward to:Sir Sparhawk, Pandean Knight (Human Paladin/Fey Warlock)Ranger/Wizard - TWF(Staff) and Staff Implement (Uses Controller powers to open a path (or keep Minions from crowding him), and beelines to BEEG target.)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Irda Ranger, post: 4233128, member: 1003"] Reading through this thread, I think a lot of people are confusing "class" and "concept." 4E classes are really about a combat style, and little else. Rogues and Warlords, for instance, are Martial characters. You don't need to multiclass them with Fighter to make them effective combatants. You only multiclass them with Fighter if you want the Fighter's Defendery fighting style; aka, if you want to fill the Defender Role in the party. I'm unsure too. Right now I'm thinking Fighter-Ranger, but the answer may be "just Ranger." Warlords are Martial. This sounds like a straight-up Warlord to me. *************** Some concepts I'm looking forward to: Sir Sparhawk, Pandean Knight (Human Paladin/Fey Warlock) Ranger/Wizard - TWF(Staff) and Staff Implement (Uses Controller powers to open a path (or keep Minions from crowding him), and beelines to BEEG target.) [/QUOTE]

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