What class can you not bring yourself to play?

[megamania]

Paladin. No thought required.

I am a stuck-up, stick in the mud self-rightous judger of others in real life looking for spirituality. Why play one.

 

[tetsujin28]

Since they work exactly the same why do you put up with it for those two classes but not Wizards?

'Cause I get something else cool in return: with clerics the ability to turn undead, and with druids, animal companion and wildshape.

 

[DungeonmasterCal]

I can't bring myself to play a barbarian. I dunno... maybe it's because "barbarian" connotes a culture and not a singular class of person. I've decided that when I get back into the DM chair the house rule is "Barbarians out. Savage template and Berserker class from Waking Lands in".

 

[RichGreen]

Hi,

I've never played and really don't want to play a barbarian. I'm not that keen on bards and monks either.

Cheers


Richard

 

[Liquidsabre]

I tried, I really, really tried but every warrior-type build I tried to put together would always derail away from the Barbarian and go Ranger/Fighter instead. It's the Rage mechanic! I can't stand the whole gain HPs and lose them after the rage ends, don't want to play a warrior who needs a Cleric-IV stat everytime a battle ends...if you're going to give temp HPs then give temp HPs, don't dangle them out there and take them away bah!

I have and will play any other class (favs are wizard, fighter, and rogue), straight-up or multi-classed, though I refuse to ever play a multi-classed caster. Full-caster progression is far too powerful/important compared to alternative abilities gained from PrCs or multiclasses that delay caster progression.

 

[cmanos]

I don't see myself EVER EVER EVER playing a warlock.

 

[diaglo]

What about you? Is there any class(es) that you just can't see yourself playing, ever?

teh brad.

i did play one. but my hat of them knows no limits.

 

[fusangite]

I won't play a druid, as I have a very dim view of paganism (I do have them in my game, though).

Doesn't that make it fairly hard for you to play a cleric too in the vast majority of D&D games?

 

[Roman]

I would not want to play a bard. I have never played a bard and if I remember correctly I have only once introduced a bard as an NPC. This has nothing to do with the 'power' of the class. I simply don't like the concept of bards. I acknowledge that they do fill an archetype (which could be filled in other ways though), but I just cannot help myself and dislike them.

 

[Voadam]

Paladin as long as there is the risk of losing class powers when the DM disagrees with my roleplay, definition of good/evil, and interpretation of the paladin code.

A bard I just have little interest in playing, although I think the bardic lore power is one of the coolest in the game. I really don't have any interest in playing a musician or oratory encourager. That might eventually change though.