Bard/Ranger/Rogue

[hazur]

Greetings,

I never said MC bards were bad. I noted how they could be more well rounded and how they could be improved if they needed more SP in the case of changes. I am not telling people how to play, if someone posts something on the forums, they should expect it to be critiqued or someone's opinion slapped on it. That does not mean someone is DICTATING how they should play. Its all opinion, you put your opinion all over everyone's posts, so can I. You tell people how to play much more than I do, claiming TWF superiority. :P

And I already said THF/Power Attack is the best option for DPSing while retaining casting ability, why do you agree with me like 20 posts later?

Regards,
Booser

[EinarMal]

Greetings,

I never said MC bards were bad. I noted how they could be more well rounded and how they could be improved if they needed more SP in the case of changes. I am not telling people how to play, if someone posts something on the forums, they should expect it to be critiqued or someone's opinion slapped on it. That does not mean someone is DICTATING how they should play. Its all opinion, you put your opinion all over everyone's posts, so can I. You tell people how to play much more than I do, claiming TWF superiority. :P

And I already said THF/Power Attack is the best option for DPSing while retaining casting ability, why do you agree with me like 20 posts later?

Regards,
Booser

I never said it wasn't IF you want to CC cast. If you don't care about CC casting on a build, then TWF is the better option. I play many different Bards on some of them I went more melee and do not cast CC spells, and go all out melee. Others do both, it just makes them play differently not significantly better or worse.

[Schmackdown]

I never said MC bards were bad.

I have just one question: have you ever played a multiclass bard of any sort to the current cap?

[Thrudh]

Why are so many trying to mix bards with rogues? I realize filling two class slots in one is great but, no matter how you slice it isn't it diluted?

Sure you lose some bard abilities, but you gain some rogue abilities.

That's what multi-classing is all about...

Pure bards rock... Bard/Rogues ALSO rock, but in a different way..

Sure my 11/3 Bard/Rogue gave up songs, 5th level spells, some DC, some spell-points...

I gain full trap and lock smithing skills, 2d6 sneak attack, and evasion.

Worthwhile trade-off? Sure... Is one absolutely better than the other? Nope... They're just different, and both very fun to play....