What class will be your first?

[Henry]

I'm going to be DMing it instead, so my answer is "Flumph".

To be honest, I'm going to have to wait for the full rules to see if any classes catch my eye. As of right now, NONE of the classes mentioned interest me in playing them. I have DMed 4e, and the DMing is pretty spectacular from my perspective, but of the class info I've seen so far, I just can't "feel" any of the classes flavor-wise, and if I were playing instead of DMing, I'd just roll a d8 and pick. :\

 

[Mort_Q]

I'm going to be DMing it instead, so my answer is "Flumph".

Flumph for me as well, for the same reason.

 

[Simm]

Paladin. Tiefling Paladin Neutral Good and entirely unconflicted about who he is. He's good, he knows it and wants others to know it too.
Edit: When I finally get to actually play. As is I'll probably be DMing for a long time.

 

[Protagonist]

the fightest!

edit: maybe with a side of warlock

 

[Fiendish Dire Weasel]

Cleric, maybe Warlord. I'm loving Leaders.

 

[DJCupboard]

I want to MacGyver together a 1st season era MacGyver out of a high int rogue with warlord training, lots of skill mastery feats and a good bit of alchemy.

 

[Mostlyjoe]

Cleric. Yay, I'm a rare butterfly.

 

[Family]

Cleric. Yay, I'm a rare butterfly.

You can be my wingman anytime

 

[Family]

I'm so happy about this leader/controller/defender/striker thing. For the past 5 years I've been "stuck" playing the character role that everyone else needed but didn't want to play. (Cleric 95% of the time.)

I've been officially rewarded by my team, they INSIST that I get first pick. So either a human warlord or eldarin warlock. It's time to bring the boom.

 

[DJCupboard]

A rather mad star pact warlock with ranger training, sworn to 'prepare the world' for the very powers that consumed his village, his youth, and his family. A rather crazed example of what happens to people when you make deals for power when you don't know the price. Fun little backstory about an ignorant young hunter who finds the remains of a 'falling star' and makes a deal for power and knowledge as the creatures that emerge from it feed off his life force. He starts to realize what he's done as they devour his village...after he leads them to it. Thanks to their feeding he now looks to be in his late 40s, but keeps going because they demand it and forced a fairly unnatural vitality upon him. He's also quite insane because of whats he has done and because they whisper instructions to him in his sleep.

I'm just not sure whether to turn the creepy factor up a lot. I can play some of it for amusement value as he isn't actually sane enough to tell whether 'prepare the world' means setting up people to be farmed like cattle or actually organizing a resistance against the creatures that he's relatively sure are coming for them. Someone may balk, however, when he raises the idea of making a magical implement (rod) out of the femur of his dead lover and the skull of their unborn child.

I wanna play in this campaign!