What would be your custom rpg class

[SKORGE]

personally I would be a rouge dullest that is versatile in all weapons including magic, able to persuade and charm people, avoiding damage with agility and stealth

[Tony-DarkGrave]

Ranger/Thief

[Mismo]

A suave thief. I might steal everything you own, but at least I'm the most charming person you ever meet.

[Prinzy2]

Sorcerers and Mages is where it's at if you know what you're doing. Good luck living when cast time is 0, recovery time is 0, and time is stopped.

[POTaTOS]

I would be a steampunk-style person that combines magic with guns. Not only could I use awesome steampunk guns and use various types of magic, but I could also combine my bullets with magic. It would be amazing.

[Ceratisa]

Elemental manipulation means the air itself, the water in your body, all of it is your enemy. You don't really need a custom class when you are a mage archetype.

[Trapex]

I'd either be a sharpshooter or a manipulator (more on a molecular scale; being able to bend objects around me to my will and transform my shape and form). Of course, manipulator would be very OP in most cases, so I'd probably be some sharpshooter/assassin class or something along those lines.

[Klobb17]

What I see myself as: A Guardian. These hulks clad in heavy armor can take just as much punishment as they can dish out, sometimes even more than that. A support role by nature, a Guardian focuses on protecting allies from harm, be it by boosting their defenses through rallying, reinforcing their attacks with a war cry, healing their wounds with what little magic they know, and even taking hits for them, even if it comes at the cost of the Guardian's own life. No matter their preferred weapon, a Guardian's signature piece of equipment, a massive tower shield easily the size of a grown man, is always carried in one of their hands, able to deflect a myriad of attacks.

Totally wrote all of that off the top of my head, no joke.

What I'd most likely be: Thief, Rogue, Assassin, that sort of archetype. By no means a straight-up fighter, I would rely on technique over strength. The fact that I also have an affinity for weapons like throwing knives and push-daggers also helps.

[Chdonga]

A glass cannon whose only stats are in attack and speed. My only skill would be a cock slap.

[gamergustavo]

A Powerful hammer Melee with a hammer and two handed sword
the type of guy that would run into war Yelling

[Sense-Offender]

ranger/fighter with destruction magic skills

[Shade]

Ideally I'd be an armour clad Crusader fighting with a greatsword and a high charisma stat to assist in lifting the spirits of the just while crushing the morale of the wicked.

Realistically I'd probably go Bard.

[Shade]

At 7/2/13 05:40 AM, SKORGE wrote: personally I would be a rouge dullest that is versatile in all weapons including magic, able to persuade and charm people, avoiding damage with agility and stealth

We have a term for that in the D&D community; Useless.

To get to level ten with the various proficiencies you want you would have to cross-class so many times it would render each skill horribly inefficient.

[Sense-Offender]

At 7/3/13 01:40 AM, Shade wrote: Realistically I'd probably go Bard.

What are you gonna do? Serenade your enemies to death?

[Shade]

At 7/3/13 02:01 AM, Sense-Offender wrote:

At 7/3/13 01:40 AM, Shade wrote: Realistically I'd probably go Bard.

What are you gonna do? Serenade your enemies to death?

Why would I want to fight when many of my goals could be solved diplomatically? Where diplomacy fails there's always my trusty longsword.

[Absinthe]

Theif/Ranger using crossbow with various vials of buffs. I would also have a sub class to be an engineer to craft traps and set automatic weapons. Been playing Vindictus for a while now. Only thing on my mind right now.

[SKORGE]

At 7/3/13 02:53 AM, Shade wrote:

At 7/3/13 02:01 AM, Sense-Offender wrote:

At 7/3/13 01:40 AM, Shade wrote: Realistically I'd probably go Bard.

What are you gonna do? Serenade your enemies to death?

Why would I want to fight when many of my goals could be solved diplomatically? Where diplomacy fails there's always my trusty longsword.

Plus the Bard profession has been used by spies, saboteurs, thieves and assassins in real life and multiple genres for generations, as such the bard is a very skilled individual able to utilise multiple skills and weapons, if you take The Bards Tale for example the bard is capable of using there instrument, of which they can have many, to summon familiars and other allies, they also usually use axes which is a bad ass weapon and the war horn from monster hunter also needs to be a considered factor....and if you want an example then there is Mance Ridder from the Game of Thrones serious who snuck into winterfel and back across the wall without being detected.

[Sense-Offender]

At 7/4/13 07:01 AM, SKORGE wrote:

At 7/3/13 02:53 AM, Shade wrote: Why would I want to fight when many of my goals could be solved diplomatically? Where diplomacy fails there's always my trusty longsword.

Plus the Bard profession has been used by spies, saboteurs, thieves and assassins in real life and multiple genres for generations,

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[Dawnslayer]

At 7/2/13 05:40 AM, SKORGE wrote: personally I would be a rouge dullest that is versatile in all weapons including magic, able to persuade and charm people, avoiding damage with agility and stealth

The hell is a rouge dullest?