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<blockquote data-quote="jmartkdr2" data-source="post: 9156963" data-attributes="member: 7017304">My Unlikely To Happen Heartbreaker (Oct 2023 Edition) splits martials thusly:Specialist martials for specific styles: including berserker (big weapons), assassin (daggers), swashbuckler (rapiers), cavalier (knight in shining armor), archer (bows) and more as I think of them. Each is custom built to really express the tropes of the style, but not designed to work outside of their style. General martials in three classes: fighter (broadly competent warrior who's good with all weapons and has plenty of skills), weapon master (pick one weapon and be superhuman with it), and rogue (who's frankly not great in a fight but is very good at a lot of skills and has ways to exploit them in combat) Swordmage falls under my caster categories. But I'm very much in the &quot;more classes that do one thing well&quot; camp and not in the &quot;a few classes that are highly customizable&quot; camp.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jmartkdr2, post: 9156963, member: 7017304"] My Unlikely To Happen Heartbreaker (Oct 2023 Edition) splits martials thusly: Specialist martials for specific styles: including berserker (big weapons), assassin (daggers), swashbuckler (rapiers), cavalier (knight in shining armor), archer (bows) and more as I think of them. Each is custom built to really express the tropes of the style, but not designed to work outside of their style. General martials in three classes: fighter (broadly competent warrior who's good with all weapons and has plenty of skills), weapon master (pick one weapon and be superhuman with it), and rogue (who's frankly not great in a fight but is very good at a lot of skills and has ways to exploit them in combat) Swordmage falls under my caster categories. But I'm very much in the "more classes that do one thing well" camp and not in the "a few classes that are highly customizable" camp. [/QUOTE]

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