D&D 4E What 4E class do you most want to try out?

[Jack99]

Wizard for life here.

 

[jasin]

Fighter/wizard.

 

[Jhaelen]

I voted warlord but it's really hard to say before having read the PHB1. Normally, during my first reading of a PHB, there's one race/class/character concept that stands out and screams to me: Play me!

In 3E it was a dwarven barbarian castout worshipping Kord

 

[Blind Azathoth]

Druid. *sigh*

Failing that, I've always been a fan of the Cleric and the Paladin, and the Warlock sounds pretty keen as well. I'll have to see which looks spiffiest.

 

[(Psi)SeveredHead]

Warlord - it's new, and it's nice to see a non-magical leader class.

Second is ranger, but only is spells are talents rather than set-in-stone class abilities.

 

[GoodKingJayIII]

Tough decision. I'm looking forward to Wizards very much, I'm hoping the Warlock is everything the Sorcerer should have been, and I've always been a Paladin kinda guy. But ultimately I had to choose the Warlord because I'm very curious about the concept and am curious to see how it plays.

 

[Wormwood]

Never played a Warlock in 3e.

The 4e preview has definitely piqued my interest.

 

[drothgery]

I've been trying to fit a paladin in as long as I've been playing 3e, and despite twelve years of playing D&D, I've never run a pure 'tank' type. So that's what I picked, but cleric (haven't played anyone with more than 1 level of cleric since my first 3e character), fighter (pretty much for the same reasons as pallys), and wizard (I usually play arcanists) will get serious looks.

 

[CrusaderX]

Paladin, and I hope 4E does the class justice.

 

[Pygon]

Paladin - I want to see why that guy at the convention loves playing one now.

That was when I was in my propaganda-sheep mode. I guess it stuck.