Which class is the best at asking for trouble?

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>>47046373
>2016
>Class

>>47046373
Bards. They're the best at asking for Anything.

The Game Master.

>>47046373

Probably a rocketeer, to make it double!

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>>47046373
commoner with a foul mouth

>>47046457
So a team of rocketeers, protecting the world from devastation?

>>47046373
The proletariat, obviously.

>>47046373
Bards are usually pretty good at conversations, right? They should be able to ask for trouble, and all sorts of things.

>>47046373
inverse jackie chan.

>>47046484
When they're uniting all people within their nation.

pmub

>>47049386
Are they fond of denouncing truth and love?

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>>47046373
>class
What kind of games do you play, friendo?

>>47052919
I've heard their reach should extend to the stars above.

>>47046373
Anti-Jackie.

Sadly, Paladin.

>>47052935
The kind that makes me less autistic to you.

>>47046373
Rogue, because they tend to attract the most LOLRANDOM players, or at the very least they are played as chaotic-stupid and try to steal from everyone they meet.

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>>47046426
>>47052935
'Scuse me for being ignorant, but can anyone explain to me what exactly the issue with class based systems is? My group doesn't really run into any problems with them.

Granted, the one class-based system we do play is extremely rules lite, so that might be why.

>>47046373
Barbarian, it's inherent for the more wild of them to do something absurd in public without realizing it.

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>>47053586
Just had so many bad experiences with class systems that there's little you could do to make one seem "less autistic," to me.

Having someone's metaphysical makeup in the form of shoehorning mechanics dictate--at least in some major way--how that character is capable of expanding as a person, is bound to make them feel less like a person or a character and more like a "build," the thing that's basically become the ruin of honest-to-god roleplaying and effectively created the massive /tg/-wide cultural divide between playing through stories and playing through number-crunching skirmishes that are half-roleplaying and half-video game.

Granted, this is a biased view.

>>47053621
See my above, but with the added thing of you running a rules-lite system probably making it less of an issue.

>>47046373
>Best
Warlock, illusionist, wizard, mentalist
>Worst
Tao

>>47053429
Team rocketeers blast off at the speed of light.

Barbarians.

F I G H T S

>>47046373
Lucky Junkie

>>47053621
Because everyone wants a reason to feel better than others.

>>47046373

Paladins

>>47046373

6th graders, no question.

>>47046373
Paladin uninclined to cognitive dissonance in an evil setting.

>>47046373
Rogue for immediate trouble, Bard for long term. Wizard for most damaging.

>>47053503

+1 for this

"What? Supreme autocratic ruler of a powerful nation is totally evil? Smite him! ... Yes, yes, he's got 1.000,000 troops under his command, and there are only 5 of us. Your point being?"