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

[Gundark]

kinda want to get my hands on the rogue. next warlord...I wanna play most of them eventually

 

[mhacdebhandia]

The warlock, for me.

 

[Howndawg]

I'm fascinated by wizards, but not being a big fan of the current magic system, I usually wind up playing fighters or barbarians. The new resource management system seems to make wizards less of a pain in the rump, so I'll think I'll go with them.

 

[WhatGravitas]

Wizard. First character was wizard, current characters are (when I'm playing) wizards... and 4E shall be start with a wizard as well. Then I'll try a rogue, perhaps going towards paladin - getting acrobatic action, then curving out to divine champion? Sounds good - and a good test for multiclassing!

Cheers, LT.

 

[Masquerade]

Warlord, probably with some arcane spellcasting capabilities like the one from whatever playtest.

Further down the line, I'm looking forward to playing the swordmage class.

 

[grimslade]

What to play?

Most likely a warlock. My favorite 3E character was a rogue who started off CG but slowly slid to almost evil through a variety of curses and low wisdom. Grimslade was 'blessed' by Orcus (+6 social skill bonus with evil outsiders) and cursed by Jubilex to have an unhealthy attraction to Oozes. He had such a bright noble future ahead of him at 1st level, now all is shadow.
I figure I'd continue from that point in 4E with a warlock/rogue. Although the new wizard seems dead sexy. I will have a hard time choosing. I always have more character ideas than I can play anyways. The edition doesn't matter the text will summon a form in my mind and a new character will be born.

 

[Li Shenron]

Wizard, as always

 

[WayneLigon]

I want to try the fighter and see how they change with the new weapon rules that were hinted at. I want to see if I finally get decent skills.

I am also intensely interested in how the multiclassing rules work, since fighter/rogue is just about my favorite combination.

 

[Roland55]

I'm pleased to see a fair amount of breadth. Good! If no one wants to play a class, why have it?

I picked Warlock.

Why? Because I have never played that class. It was Warlock or Warlord -- one War or the other -- for me!