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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Boojum" data-source="post: 2000386" data-attributes="member: 21028">Let's see, I've DMed more than anything else, but have still managed to play quite a few characters since the release of 3.XE.  I consciously try to play characters that are dramatically different from each other, and tend to multiclass a fair amount to get the concept I'm going for, so I think there have only been two single class characters, a bard and a psion (telepath), though I also have a 1st level cleric that will stay single-classed for his whole career.Other than that, I've had:-An unholy combination of classes and PrCs (14th level character, no more than 3 in any one class) all designed to produce a divinely sponsored swashbuckler of the god of music.-An atypical ranger 8 with 1 level each so far of fighter and cavalier, no archery or TWF, but focused on mounted combat riding his dire bat animal companion and tracking down heretics, disbelievers, and other enemies of the church of Pholtus.-A cleric with 1 level of ranger-not my ideal construction, but he was a specialty priest of the god of sailors in 2e, and needed the ranger level to get the skills for that archetype.-A monk/barbarian/cleric focused on grappling.-A wizard/rogue (soon to be an arcane trickster).-A fighter/wizard.-An insane druid who follows the god of volcanoes and prophesies the end of the world in a fiery apocalypse.I think the only core classes I haven't played are a paladin (one of the other people I play with often plays them, so I try to do something different, and a sorcerer (strikes me as too restrictive to be appealing to play compared to wizard, although I use them fairly often when DMing for the simplified prep.)</blockquote>

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