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| Ecalsneerg06-26-07, 02:31 PM | I hope there isn't a recent thread, but I couldn't find one... Often people refer to the commonly considered order of core classes by overall power (i.e. the one with cleric/druid as best and fighter as worst), and I'd like to take a look at that list. I'd be much obliged if someone could supply it or link to it. |
| TheCobra06-26-07, 05:42 PM | Fighter . . . Everything else That's what I'm told, anyway. |
| Ecalsneerg06-26-07, 06:17 PM | Fighter . . . Everything else That's what I'm told, anyway. I was hoping for something more specific :P |
| Grantor06-26-07, 06:55 PM | I find the term "power ranking" to be a bit vague. Do you mean over the entire range of levels? For both taking damage and dealing it? Flexibility? Soloing? Saves? All of the above? |
| Grantor06-26-07, 07:05 PM | It was generally thought that the cleric was extremely powerful. Especially for soloing. Or as a group consisting entirely of that one class. Now with PrC's there is a lot more contention about what makes the best character. Master of Many Forms is a great way to make a Druid extremely powerful. Plus you have spells (with the right feat, always usable) and an animal companion. That's a pretty nice suite of powers, especially when taking flexibility into your calculation. But if you are just taking raw damaging power to a group of monsters: nothing beats high level arcane spells that are boosted with meta-magic feats. |
| Ecalsneerg06-26-07, 07:06 PM | I find the term "power ranking" to be a bit vague. Do you mean over the entire range of levels? For both taking damage and dealing it? Flexibility? Soloing? Saves? All of the above? I think all of the above. Several people have mentioned a general consensus over the core classes in order of overall power, i.e. Cleric/Druid as strongest down to Monk and then Fighter as weakest. |