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<blockquote data-quote="Minigiant" data-source="post: 8580098" data-attributes="member: 63508">Since Resurrection is 7th level. If you want diverse casters.Noncaster don't rely on spells: Fighter, Monk, Rogue, Barbarian, They might get some magic from subclasses to be third casters. Their offense comes from their strong base weapon attacks.Half casters are Magic Warriors: Ranger, Paladin, Gish. They have spells up to the 5th level and get the most mileage out of attack buffs. Their offense comes from magically buffed weapon attacks.3/4 casters are Support Healers: Bard, Artificer, Shaman, Archivist. They have access to spells up to level 7 and have a lot of slots to heal and buff. Their offense comes from cantrips.Full casters are Primary Casters: Wizard, Sorcerer, Cleric, Druid. They have access to spells of the 9th level. Their offense is based on using their top 4 levels of spell slots.The question is where to put Warlock.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Minigiant, post: 8580098, member: 63508"] Since Resurrection is 7th level. If you want diverse casters. Noncaster don't rely on spells: Fighter, Monk, Rogue, Barbarian, They might get some magic from subclasses to be third casters. [B]Their offense comes from their strong base weapon attacks.[/B] Half casters are Magic Warriors: Ranger, Paladin, [I]Gish[/I]. They have spells up to the 5th level and get the most mileage out of attack buffs. [B]Their offense comes from magically buffed weapon attacks.[/B] 3/4 casters are Support Healers: Bard, Artificer, [I]Shaman, Archivist[/I]. They have access to spells up to level 7 and have a lot of slots to heal and buff. [B]Their offense comes from cantrips.[/B] Full casters are Primary Casters: Wizard, Sorcerer, Cleric, Druid. They have access to spells of the 9th level. [B]Their offense is based on using their top 4 levels of spell slots.[/B] The question is where to put Warlock. [/QUOTE]

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