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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Particle_Man" data-source="post: 2184572" data-attributes="member: 892">Warlock, by a long shot.  I will never play any other arcane caster.  No paperwork on remembering spell points, spell slots used, spells prepared, spells memorized, where is my spell book, did I have time to prepare spells, etc.  Just get up and go!  And of course, they are the most stylish class ever produced by Wotc or Tsr.I think Hexblade, Swashbuckler, Soulknife have style, but there is something missing, can't put my finger on it, in each.And I think all 4 would lose power, esp. at high levels, but I am not sure that is a bad thing. Maybe a campaign that just had classes that lose power at high levels?  Then there would be no relative loss...The psion is great for me.  Especially the Shaper sub-class.  Mind you, none of my Dm's are crazy about psionics...The Scout seems nice.  I would play that before I played a ranger (I think the spells get in the way of my concept of that niche, so it is nice to avoid them).I have never read the Artificier or Marshal or Healer, so can't comment.  The word of mouth is fairly positive, although I have heard that the Healer is best for "casual gamers" who don't want to get too involved, but like to do something that others value.  I wouldn't want to play a Healer, but would love it if others did in my party.I prefer the Spirit Shaman to the cleric, but again, I would like a Warlockized divine caster (I am spoiled now).  But that would need more playtesting, and limits of some kind produced on the healing.</blockquote>

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