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<blockquote data-quote="Sphyre" data-source="post: 4058008" data-attributes="member: 55424">While I'm interested in reading and playing all of them, the two classes that interest me the most are two of the iconic D&amp;D classes:&nbsp; The Fighter and Wizard.The fighter being revamped to be a very nice competent choice with real specializations in weapons (different abilities for different weapons, as opposed to just a mundane bonuses to hit and damage) has be quite interested in playing what was so boring to play before.In addition, on the other end of the spectrum, Wizards were always such a powerhouse that I always seemed to have the right spells prepared at the right time (in addition to the Druid) I'm interested to see how the non-vancian toned down Wizard will be.&nbsp; In fact I think it might be more fun to play a wizard based on the fact that it's supposedly not completely all powerful now.Same old name, but the new approach to them seem quite interesting.&nbsp; I know they are doing similar &quot;new approaches&quot; to rogues, clerics and rangers, but for some reason they never drew me in that much.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Sphyre, post: 4058008, member: 55424"] While I'm interested in reading and playing all of them, the two classes that interest me the most are two of the iconic D&D classes: The Fighter and Wizard. The fighter being revamped to be a very nice competent choice with [i]real[/i] specializations in weapons (different abilities for different weapons, as opposed to just a mundane bonuses to hit and damage) has be quite interested in playing what was so boring to play before. In addition, on the other end of the spectrum, Wizards were always such a powerhouse that I always seemed to have the right spells prepared at the right time (in addition to the Druid) I'm interested to see how the non-vancian toned down Wizard will be. In fact I think it might be more fun to play a wizard based on the fact that it's supposedly not completely all powerful now. Same old name, but the new approach to them seem quite interesting. I know they are doing similar "new approaches" to rogues, clerics and rangers, but for some reason they never drew me in that much. [/QUOTE]

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