RPG Classes

Which of these RPG Archetypes Do You Prefer the Most?

  • Warrior (whatever more glass cannon classes that go close and personal go here as well)

    Votes: 5 15.6%

  • Tank (can overlap with warrior, but this is focused more on defense)

    Votes: 4 12.5%

  • Rogue (overlaps with the more ninja/trickery-based classes)

    Votes: 1 3.1%

  • Ranged DPS (gunners and archers go here)

    Votes: 3 9.4%

  • Mage (whatever form of offensive spellcaster type goes here)

    Votes: 4 12.5%

  • Cleric (bards, priests, miscellaneous enchanter/buffers go here)

    Votes: 9 28.1%

  • Inventor (or the inventor, techy alchemist types that allow you to create and craft stuff)

    Votes: 5 15.6%

  • Others

    Votes: 1 3.1%
  • Total voters
    32
Spica66

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I mostly play any class with a high skill ceiling. Idk, it's fun to master something. Most of the time I pick archer class.

My favorite class I've played is Tempest in Dragon Nest (PC), Mesmer (GW2) and Blade Master (Blade and Soul PC).
 
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Daitengu

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My first RPG was FF3(US)/FF6 on the snes with a solid 15 years of mmos.

I've played thief, rogue, assassin, ninja, ranger, archer, warrior, soldier, shield knight, dragoon, berserker, martial artist, samurai, mercenary, jedi, blacksmith, alchemist, techno priest, priest, cleric, necromancer, adventurer, druid, shaman, wizard, mage, reaper, blue mage, black mage, red mage, lancer, and some I don't remember the name of.

What I found I prefer is crafting, with Evie reaper from Vindictus for fighting. Yes that means modded minecraft really hits the crafting itch I get that no other games really can. Cause crafting is just a secondary thing to killing mobs or story in rpgs of all types.
 
Razmatazz

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Ever since I played Final Fantasy Tactics on the PS1 back in the day I've had a worryingly strong attraction to the dragoon/lancer archetype :blob_hide:
 
Legi0n

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Cleric, Wizard, Druid. Paladins are fine too.

Be aware that clerics rock, they ain't just healing/buffing bots!
 
Legi0n

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Spiritual Guardians + Spiritual weapon, whith 20 AC is the way. Then you can also heal things. Clerics dominate D&D.
 
TheMangaGod

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My character is a mid-range to short-range martial artist mage. I guess the closest example would be a Monk or Muscle Wizard. "I cast FIST!!!" This is because she was previously training in martial arts before being reincarnated and her new body, a lamia, is particularly skilled in using her tail as a blunt weapon or for holds. She can also use magic to make anything near her a pincushion.
 
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