what is your favorite dnd class?
 

doing this for a school project. plz answer poll

I fancy the Bard class myself. Just seems to me that it's more realistic for a performer to be wandering the countryside in search of his fortune then a big burly swordsman. It's a lot easier to make a living on the arts then by stabbing things.

I always liked paladins and necromancers. Kind of opposites but they're both great.

i prefer the paladin as well mainly because they have the fear immunity and do great against dragons because of it while other class scream and run at the sight of a dragon.

I like rouges; they are the "I can do everything!" class.

I like Fighters best. I love the feats and the different weapons and weapon attribute/feat combos that can come from playing Fighters.

Druids are also a lot of fun, and I once made a Druid/Fighter. That was really cool. (Proficiency in clubs and such. I could cast magic and have good dragon scale armor and wield a hammer made of quartz, and other such things. I know awesome DMs.)

But it's hard to get a DM who will give you privelage enough to have quite so much fun with such an amazingly versatile class as that, so pure Fighter remains my favorite.

Sorcerers are great fun to play. If I had a second vote, I'd go bard.

Some of the prestige classes are pretty badass. I'm about to start a powergame with a Lv. 16 Assassin (10 Assassin, 6 Rogue). I'm going to be a walking stealth-killing machine... hell, my sneak attack does 8d6 alone. Successfully studying an opponent for three rounds without being detected gives me the option of instantly killing/paralyzing any corporeal being, which isn't too shabby either.

Which reminds me. If I had a third vote, I'd go rogue.

Infernal: take the first level of shadow dancer. Its all you need to turn your character from good to virtually unstoppable (hide in plain sight)

Your poll is seriously lacking in barbarians, who are my favorite characters to play. Rage, super-huge hit points, damage reduction, and uncanny dodge.

Plus, barbarians can take up the bear warrior prestige class, which is fun. If you've got a cool DM, you can change the animal type to just about anything as long as you choose transformations of challenge ratings equivalent to the bear forms.