Cernd has seem to won the title of being the NPC least likely to be asked to join a party. Poor guy, but now he will get to join the "LEAST LIKELY class to be played" protangist.

For the sake of simplicity, I will leave out multiclasses and dualclasses.

Beastmaster.

beastmaster

beastmaster

I usually only play ranger fighter or Paladin, although I plan to start a game with a mage soon... when I finish BG1 with him... [img]smile.gif[/img]

But I think I'd have to be on some serious drugs to try the Jester... [img]smile.gif[/img]

Enchanter. What good is a mage that can't make things go Boom? BOOM!

General Mage....
Why bother with a general mage when there are obviously obsolete spellschools you could give up in favour of extra spellslots :/ .

FYI I *have* played and finished BG II as a beastmaster i would certainly recommend it because it forces you to use the Ranger in a whole differnt and very interesting way. (I ended up with i believe a shadow dragon armor and the +4 Staff which did considerable damage)

[ 08-04-2004, 11:00 PM: Message edited by: Rikard T'Aranaxz ]

What? Oh come on, it might just be me but I love the power of sending stupid peasents into fight orcs for me :D

I said cleric, I mean why would you go for the normal cleric when you could choose cleric of "insert name here" and get those funky bonus abilities?

Yeah, but the peasants just fly around in chunks, there's no Boom. And anyway, almost any mage can do that.

Although I do grant you that Xan and Tim the Enchanter are great characters.

Wizard Slayer.

diviner

very close ot saying beast master, but i ended going with totemic druid. Too many druids, anyways, lol. [img]tongue.gif[/img]

Shapeshifter. Only bonus is shapeshifting to werewolf/greater werewolf and for that you give up all armor. Not to mention you can't cast spells while shapeshifted.

Yeah, have to say Shapeshifter, to many disadvantages and they are only powerful at high levels.

Ditto that.

Paladins, all of them...

What :eek: They rock ... watching poxy mage spells bounce off you before you chop them into dog food, and to play it proper do not have any mages in your party! the tactics you need are cheese free :D try it, you will like it

:confused: I don't follow you...

<font face="Verdana" size="3" color="#00FF00">I voted Beastmaster, but I lied because I have played a Beastmaster. Going into the game knowing very little about the classes many of us would pick the Beastmaster because it sounds soooo cool (think of movie or TV show) and waste many hours of our lives that we will never get back. So it is probably the easiest class to be suckered into playing and those who have tried would never pick again.</font>

[ 09-07-2004, 05:55 PM: Message edited by: pritchke ]

This bard kit, in the German version its called Harlekin. Should be joker or harlequin in the original. Never ever. I am serious hero, no jester.

What :eek: They rock ... watching poxy mage spells bounce off you before you chop them into dog food, and to play it proper do not have any mages in your party! the tactics you need are cheese free :D try it, you will like it </font>[/QUOTE]I know it's powerful, but I just don't think it's a fun class to play. I like to play spellcasters, so I suppose I'm a bit biased against something called a 'Wizard Slayer'.

Priest of Talos or shapeshifter/beastmaster. I've played as Bard, Skald, Wizard, Fighter, Cleric (helm and lathander) etc.

Paladin. Lawful Good is something I do not like.

Paladin. No way can I even pretend to be taht good.