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<blockquote data-quote="WattsHumphrey" data-source="post: 1183487" data-attributes="member: 6730">First and foremost, I'd say clerics.&nbsp; In most of my game worlds, clerics use the weapons of their deity... and choose the domains that fit their goals, not the domains that fit their ability to crush the enemies.&nbsp; I generally see players doing the opposite.&nbsp; Picking domains and weapons are spiritual, not whoring decisions.Second, I'd pick Pallys.&nbsp; I think their stereotypes are appropriate because they make pallys that... almost work.&nbsp; It's nearly impossible to get along with a party of dynamic characters if you insist on following a restrictive code like that.&nbsp; Most of the pally stereotypes are ways of simplifying the mindset of the pally to the point where they're actually playable.I finally chose monks.&nbsp; Not that I see many played.&nbsp; But it seems hard for people to play a character who's lawful-minded all the time.&nbsp; Monks are generally all about mental discipline... and charging in to hit things or even spring attacking them right off the bat doesn't seem disciplined to me.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="WattsHumphrey, post: 1183487, member: 6730"] First and foremost, I'd say clerics. In most of my game worlds, clerics use the weapons of their deity... and choose the domains that fit their goals, not the domains that fit their ability to crush the enemies. I generally see players doing the opposite. Picking domains and weapons are spiritual, not whoring decisions. Second, I'd pick Pallys. I think their stereotypes are appropriate because they make pallys that... almost work. It's nearly impossible to get along with a party of dynamic characters if you insist on following a restrictive code like that. Most of the pally stereotypes are ways of simplifying the mindset of the pally to the point where they're actually playable. I finally chose monks. Not that I see many played. But it seems hard for people to play a character who's lawful-minded all the time. Monks are generally all about mental discipline... and charging in to hit things or even spring attacking them right off the bat doesn't seem disciplined to me. [/QUOTE]

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