Which of these D&D classes would you take if you had to choose one?

The Lodestar is the one that I think sounds the most interesting; I actually read the Savant, but didn't like it. Just didn't wow me like I'd hoped it would. The Mahout was interesting as well, but not my cup of tea in general.

 

[Morrus]

From the upcoming A Touch More Class. For me, it’s the Savant all the way. Sherlock Holmes style!

 

[Dausuul]

Mahout, no question. A dedicated "pet master" class is one thing D&D lacks right now. There are pet master subclasses (beastmaster ranger, necromancer wizard, etc.), but each has a full-powered base class chassis, which means the pet is pretty limited in how strong it can be.

The others all look to me like they should be subclasses; specialized variants on concepts that already exist.

 

[Hussar]

The gemini sounds like it has all sorts of interesting.

 

[Deiscent]

I like the idea of the Mahout. D&D has too many flavorful and interesting monsters not to try something like this.

 

[J.M]

Gemini could be fun. We’ve got a similar concept in my current campaign: a two-headed ogre. At the start of each session he rolls randomly (50/50) to determine which head is in control of the character. One of them is a brutish warrior, the other a mage. During the session the player can reroll once, and the GM can reroll once. It’s been a lot of fun at the table.

 

[Lucius Drake]

I quite like the look of the Mahout as well. A good pet class could add a tonne to the game!

 

[Mistwell]

Fate Bender

 

[77IM]

Tinkerer! When you reach level 20, you become a Tinkererer.

 

[Zardnaar]

Gemini was alright at lower levels mine was great. It started to fall off hard mid levels though.