Seems like just hav'n a lotta sub-classes helps.Here is the subclass order to show what subclasses drive that class order.
Seems like just hav'n a lotta sub-classes helps.
It might, but I think the desire to play the base class is often (not always) the main choice and what type of main class becomes secondary.Seems like just hav'n a lotta sub-classes helps.
Yeah, even though the Fighter has always been the most popular class, that's because it's the simplest class, as exemplified by the primary/default sub-class, the Champion (which, obviously, along with the other 3 of the Big 4's default sub-classes, the iconic Life Cleric, Thief Rogue, and Invoker Wizard, is leading in the poll, as always).
The BM was included only as a token to the tiny vocal minority who wanted the complexity of the 4e fighter for its own sake - so you can't expect it to get many votes, at all.
edit: now with 20% more sarcasm!
Illusion magic has been so horribly nerfed and butchered over the years and editions that playing an Illusionist just isn't worth it any more.Surprised by the Illusion Wizard, I thought Illusionists were a favorite of a lot of people.