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

[Lurks-no-More]

It's a bit early to say, but I'm thinking of Fighter. Warlord and Wizard are probably my second and third choice.

 

[Mad Mac]

Monk is my standby favorite, but looks like I'll be waiting on that one.

The Warlord sounds really interesting, and will probably be the first class I try unless it turns out to be really boring.

 

[Doc_Klueless]

Usually, on the rare occasion that I get to play, I'm the cleric. I love playing clerics, but the warlock really is calling to me.

 

[The Ubbergeek]

I will be probably the first Cleric around - I am strange, I LOVE the spiritual, religious sid eof the class....

Fighter and Mage are behind (dislike Rogue types). Psionic if allowed.

With time, one by one... X3

 

[Doc_Klueless]

I will be probably the first Cleric around - I am strange, I LOVE the spiritual, religious sid eof the class....

Yah, me, too.

Depending on what the future holds, there is a very good chance I'll end up swinging back to Cleric. It all depends on a couple of things:

A) How they handle Turning.
B) How the spell system changes.
C) Talent trees (or equivalent) that the Cleric has access to.

On the other hand, the fluff we've heard so far and some of the entertaining spells that have been highlighted ("Off to Hell with you... but just for a moment! BWWWUUUAHHAHAHAHAHAAA!!) really, really appeal to me when it comes to the Warlock.

 

[TarionzCousin]

Never played a Warlock in 3e.

The 4e preview has definitely piqued my interest.

I tried to play a Warlock in 3E, but the DM's said "No." So I voted for the Warlock.

Did I miss something? The Sorcerer is missing from the list of options. I have vague memories of reading a WotC blog that said that Wizards and Sorcerers would both be in the PHB.

Also, it's interesting to note all of the posters who said "Cleric" and the fact that the poll has them as rather unpopular. Personally, I'm enjoying my 3.5 Cleric tremendously.

 

[CanadienneBacon]

Rogue. I hardly ever play rogues but this time 'round I'm curious.

 

[Nyaricus]

Fighter. It's time to see a version of D&D in which spear fighting is more interesting than "I set to receive a charge".

Then a cleric.

This.

Though, honestly, I'd play any of the 4e classes.

 

[Irda Ranger]

Whichever class has the most ability to go all day long.

That's a skill, not a class feature.

 

[hong]

Swordsage

What?