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<blockquote data-quote="ferratus" data-source="post: 4939773" data-attributes="member: 55966">I don't know if it is all about new and flashy.I don't particularly like this paragon path for barbarians either, but I wouldn't mind playing something similar for a gensai swordmage.&nbsp; I also don't mind the direction of barbarians as &quot;animist noble savages&quot; with &quot;totem powers&quot; but I guess I don't particularly like overt magical effects like this with the primal power source, though the druid would get the most leeway.Of course, I thought the Goth subtext made Shadar-Kai unplayable for me, but my next character is going to be one.&nbsp;&nbsp; Of course, he is called &quot;Teodhar the Unscarred&quot; because he doesn't &quot;cut himself to feel&quot;, but I am liking shadow powers with the Swordmage, with a hefty dose of assassin multiclass (a class I don't particularly feel like playing by itself).&nbsp;&nbsp; So I guess never say never about playing a molten dwarf.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ferratus, post: 4939773, member: 55966"] I don't know if it is all about new and flashy. I don't particularly like this paragon path for barbarians either, but I wouldn't mind playing something similar for a gensai swordmage. I also don't mind the direction of barbarians as "animist noble savages" with "totem powers" but I guess I don't particularly like overt magical effects like this with the primal power source, though the druid would get the most leeway. Of course, I thought the Goth subtext made Shadar-Kai unplayable for me, but my next character is going to be one. Of course, he is called "Teodhar the Unscarred" because he doesn't "cut himself to feel", but I am liking shadow powers with the Swordmage, with a hefty dose of assassin multiclass (a class I don't particularly feel like playing by itself). So I guess never say never about playing a molten dwarf. [/QUOTE]

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