Hopes for a new class

kjwashington

fatherrock said:

Artificers are particular to Stormreach, as are warforges.
I don't see them in sword coast...ever.

There are particulars to the various game campaigns , Artificers and warforges
have not suffered the spell plague, in that world, the Gods have not died.
If the spell plague had happened, the war forges, by their nature would
all have died..spectacularly. and Artificers would have become nearly powerless.

Then there is Dragon Lance where everyone 'forgot' who the real Gods were.

Sometime it is best to keep Campaigns separate...but that is me.

I had to look up what the spell plague and warforged were. I'll concede that the warforged would probably have died (not sure why we're talking about them), but I can't imagine why artificers would have been any worse off than any other magic users. At worst I can imagine that temporarily infused items might have exploded, which would cause quite a bit of injury at the start of the spell plague. A few of them might have gone mad and their magic wouldn't have worked, just like other magic users. Though during it they probably would have fared better than most magic users since they usually use regular weapons (ex.: crossbow).

demonmonger

I would enjoy seeing druid... tab changes you to an animal.. bear for more hp and power, panther for movement speed and cc ability, ent for defense and hp

artanisen

Would like to see a class that uses a crossbow.
and be a hybrid class between trickster and hunter ranger.

phatmattfu

Would like to see them add all 3 eventually. Druid, monk and bard in that order.

Druids would be a lot of fun with a Shapeshift / Summons / Heal tree. Would have to find a way to fit some DD and control spells in there aswell hehe

angeleater138

Monks have been around since D&D, as in before AD&D 1st edition. although it wasn't until AD&D 1st edition they were called monks. In D&D they were called mystics instead. Probably for the same reason we had "Immortals" instead of gods and clerics belonged to Orders (defined as clerical societies) instead of churches. Original D&D tried very hard to avoid having religions, especially for the PC's.

And yes Kara Tur, as well as Al Qadim. Even Chult and Rashemen are unlike the "standard Realms" setting, but are in the same world.

kemnimtarkas

akoran#4212 said:

Cryptic has been promising a new class for quite some time now. Yet still nothing, will it be mod 10? 11? 20? who knows for sure....

Check the Player Feedback thread. There's a whole theme there devoted to this topic, along with a poll.

gomok72

Death Knight, they need more villanous classes in this game.