Baldur's Gate 3 MOST FUN CLASS Tier List

Today I am ranking the most FUN classes in Baldur's Gate 3 on a tier list. Some classes are just a whole lot of fun to play, while others are a bit more relaxed and don't offer the same level of enjoyment in BG3. This is purely subjective, but I do think that certain classes do have a bit more of a fun element to them, so I wanted to do this tier list to help you pick your next class in Baldur's Gate 3!
I have a ton of fun playing as a sorcerer, as it makes you feel extremely smart when you pull off something with your meta magic, plus the ability to create spell slots is extremely useful ! Let me know your thoughts in the comments below
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[@obergruppenfuhrersang-froi8203]

Sadly.. Gale will never be a wizard again in any of my play throughs. After I discovered that he's the best warding bond anchor left in camp to self heal, he's always left behind lol.

[@JasonDunna]

It’s funny Gale is the only one who automatically heals with that spell! I think it’s to prevent losing him as a character but it doesn’t happen with anyone else

[@poetg3000]

What build is that?

[@SouPNaZi316]

you can do the same thing with hirelings. just dismiss them after casting

[@Swagmessiah8394]

@@SouPNaZi316 hirelings will die because they dont heal themselves

[@Lucas-vu8jt]

What does this mean I’m new

[@shinronvaynex5900]

i really feel like they should give the champion the feature to freely equip weapons during combat or at least for a bonus action. letting you show off all those shiny weapons. that would also slot in nicely with the extra fighting style you get.

[@JasonDunna]

I LOVE that idea! Would make sense too since the Champion fighter is a bit lacklustre compared to the battle master and the eldritch knight. Even as a free action it doesn’t break the game I don’t think, there’s probably a mod for it being created as we speak hahaha

[@Melina_Evarblume_Seelie]

​@@JasonDunna To be fair, it's a little lackluster in the ttrpg too. The other classes tend to get things added, where the champion just gets the stuff you already have but better.

[@natelbg9601]

I am doing a moondruid run I swear to god is so fun to jump around with the owlbear

[@JasonDunna]

Everything about the Druid is fun! Land Moon or Spore are all very powerful with lots of great options. Moon Druid is the best tank in the game I personally think, and it has crowd control and summons. Incredible class

[@theKonfusion]

moon druid with open hand monk is quite good. Unarmed/unarmored bonus apply to wild shapes. I did a 6/6 build my first playthrough.

[@natelbg9601]

@@theKonfusion Im going to try it right now

[@JasonDunna]

@@theKonfusion unarmored defense worked for you in wild shape? I can’t get it to increase the armor class while wild shaped

[@ahmki52298]

My first character was an antisocial moon druid it was great

[@scrubleetacademy]

I think the fact that you positioned these according to fun really helps sort out why they're positioned the way they are. I'll admit, especially with rogue, there's some untapped challenge run potential with that one and Dashing for days is just the absolute funniest thing when you start cheesing out Radiating Orb and Reverb nonsense to shut down entire battlefields, but I've always had an affinity for the rogue and paladin. In 5e, paladin just doesn't have the same appeal as it used to for me, though I love bard, monk, cleric, wizard and, oddly, Hunter rangers. Great list, buddy!

[@JasonDunna]

Thank you!! I’ll have to look into some cheesy builds as rogue, they’re great to multiclass but I find they taper off faster than other classes. Glad you enjoyed!

[@Itsmilesbaker]

Sorlock with Potent Robe and 24 Charisma is so fun! Main damage is Eldritch Blast and they can hit for 30 per beam. And you still have a ton of spell slots for what ever you want to do.

[@JasonDunna]

Sorlock is pretty fun honestly! Sorcerer is a powerhouse and the warlock has interesting abilities so they got together nicely

[@antagonisstic]

On my 1st playthrough i went 3 Rogue thief then Gloom stalker Ranger. Had something like 4 attacks per turn at level 10. Was ganking NPCs with my bow constantly 1 shotting. Bosses while sneaking a couple more shots.

[@JasonDunna]

That is a great combination, I like the fighter’s action surge with that as well!

[@LuizOtavioZen]

Swrod Bard can use slashing flourish to hit 4 times and stack their spell save dc to obsene numbers, if they get the djin ring that lets you use illusion spells with a bouns action you can one round most encounter and disable any leftovers, not as much burst damage as an Gloomstalker Assassin or as many attacks as an sorlock eldritch blaster, but still fun as hell.

[@JasonDunna]

Oh yeah I think I talked about that in the video, band of the mystic scoundrel is really useful. You can also add 2 levels of Paladin to add divine smite to your flourishes!

[@Thunderstrike10]

i dont know how you're able to put out so many videos each day but just wanted to say the content is very much enjoyable and appreciated! 👍

[@JasonDunna]

I’m not sure how I do it either my friend, but all I think about is making content for people to enjoy! Thank you, comments like these keep me motivated!

[@accretionist1]

Cocaine!

[@jumboslice9414]

Wild magic barb once did enlarge/reduce randomly on 5 allies and enemies around Karlach in the wizard shop fight. Was funny.

[@JasonDunna]

Hahahaha that’s hilarious. The wild magic sorcerer and barbarian are awesome! Hate turning into cats in an important battle though

[@saturnthecat1322]

I'm new to DnD, so when I was researching classes I specifically wanted to play as a caster that didn't necessarily do a lot of direct damage but could CC, talk his way out of situations, debuff and whatnot. I almost picked bard, but I enjoy cosmic horror. So the Pact of the Tome GOOlock was perfect for me. I kept everyone their original monoclass the first playthrough and I had a ton of fun with it. He'd knock someone off a ledge with EB, hypnotize big groups and misty step away so the other party members could go to town, and at later levels telekinesis and the hold spells just trivialized encounters. It made every encounter fun to strategize, and balanced mode was easy enough that I didn't feel the need to use his concentration for haste much. Also, with all of the deception options in dialogue I was constantly getting Astarion's inspiration. I wish there was more subclass-specific dialogue, but I would play that class again.

[@sesimie]

my first full playthrough on full release was swordsbard oathbreaker. No regrets...So much fun!

[@JasonDunna]

Sword bard 10 paladin 2 is such an awesome multiclass, it is so strong and if you get the band of the mystic scoundrel you get awesome crowd control as a bonus action!

[@redneck1st555]

Tempest cleric 8/Storm Sorcerer 3/ Wizard 1. Gives you a wide range of spells; healing; and can cast quickened spells. Shadowheart is perfect for this and I dumped her Strength and Intelligence and gave her the band you get in Act one. Very powerful.

[@brianbru]

Really enjoyed this video, man. You helped me pick my new save's class. Monk.

[@JasonDunna]

I’m so happy to hear that! The monk is an absolute blast to play. Open hand monk 9 rogue thief 3 is so strong and fun to play. Jump around beating people up

[@brianbru]

@@JasonDunna that's how I'll go - do I get to Monk 9 before Rogue, or do I go into Rogue a touch earlier?

[@JasonDunna]

Go monk up to 5 and then you can add rogue, or wait until level 9

[@dans1985]

I was considering Gloomstalker 8/Battlemaster 4 so I could refresh superiority die on short rest, disarm, push, trip. Figured I'd go 8 with Ranger so I could have a more Ranger flavored build. Probably not optimized but it seems like a fun fighting style with Bows and dual wield.

[@JasonDunna]

Gloomstalker is a great multiclass! I like the sword bard for archery as the slashing flourish with a bow can attack 4x a turn and also cast crowd control as a bonus action with the band of the mystic scoundrel

[@Pat43489]

I think it would've helped to clarify what you meant by "fun". It seems to me that fun was more centered towards the battles and tactics here, but some prefer the interactions with the world and roleplaying.

[@JasonDunna]

Fun in general so yeah battles and tactics but also dialogue options and interactions

[@mal1362]

Fighter is S-tier for me. Im a sword guy all the way so battle master mixed with warlock for fire magic and pact of the blade for a third attack (though in my case more like 5 attacks) is just peak entertainment for me

[@JasonDunna]

Battle master fighter is a lot of fun. Riposte and menacing attack is awesome

[@DoffyDogg]

@@JasonDunna Eldrich Knight is the best Subclass

[@notalefty999]

Pure champion. There is no end to the variety of your gameplay.

[@JasonDunna]

That’s true, I like eldritch knight and battle master a bit more since they get some extra actions to utilize

[@nicholasrodriguez1139]

Eldricht knight 7 5 abjuration was one of my favorite builds ever could self cast haste never break concentration never took damage had insane AC with heavy armor and was outputting 40-70 damage per slash it was bonkers

[@JasonDunna]

I love that, eldritch knight is so strong on a lot of builds but even by itself it’s great. I like to have my sorcerer use twinned haste on itself and my eldritch knight

[@23lizardking]

Druid is definitely underrated. The class is so versatile, summoner, wizardry, healer and tanky.

[@JasonDunna]

@@23lizardking Agreed!!! Moon Druid is the most tanky class in The game. Spore Druid is a solid necromancer

[@23lizardking]

@@JasonDunna haven’t tried the spore Druid yet. Though I sort of got a taste during the underworld chapter. A spore Druid plus a necromancer wizard and you basically don’t need any fighter or barbarian in your party.

[@JasonDunna]

6/6 spore Druid necromancer wizard is awesome. Grab the staff of cherished necromancy in act 3 and scribe circle of death as a wizard spell. You’ll heal for 18hp every attack and you can spam that skill endlessly. And it doesn’t hurt your undead. So good!

[@Numbers_cool]

I did a thief sorcerer...... All I have to say is not 1, not 2, BUT 3 FIREBALLS!!!!!

[@JasonDunna]

Hahahah it’s an interesting multiclass but nothing beats a triple fireball!

[@MoonsongReverb]

Bard is my absolute favorite. With the right concept and build they breeze through any dialogue like no one else. And bards get the funniest dialogue options, too. Best entertaining conversation monkey 😂 I play modded, using the Configurable Party limit mod I don’t have to leave anyone behind. Warding bond also works with the cleric of your choice in party. If I can’t decide who to bring somewhere, no problem. I’ll just bring everyone 😂

[@JasonDunna]

The bard dialogue options are by far the best! They also have the most unique ones too, and they never disappoint hahaha I have a similar mod, I used the script extender and then set my maximum party size to 10 because I like having everyone around sometimes, but I’ll scale up health or difficulty accordingly so it’s not a joke

[@MoonsongReverb]

@@JasonDunna Yeah, there is 3 Party Limit mods i know of. Party Limit begone used to always break each time a Hotfix demanded a Script Textender Update, until the Legacy version was here that doesen't need script extender. Then i discovered Aether's No Party Limits and brandnew Configuarble Party Limit. Allows you to set your Party limit freely up to 16 members incliding Hirelings and Friends if you play Co op. But those two are easier to install with BG3MM instead of having to use lose files^^ Regarding difficulty, there is by now mods for that, too. Either you can use "Sit this one out", if you fear a fight is too easy otherwise. Or you can use Harder Bosses on Tactician. Valkana's Undead Encounters, Encounter Overhaul etc if you want more challenge without needeing to play the still partly buggy Honor mode ;)

[@rs8319]

Great Video Jay - learned a lot on the various classes. Will try a Monk and Druid next after my current Durge Sorlock run, which is a lot of fun. Did you share Monk and Druid build? I will need to check your channel.

[@JasonDunna]

Hey so glad you found it useful! I have guides for both monk and Druid on my channel, I have pretty much covered every subclass by now! If you ever have any questions please let me know!

[@DonovanGG__]

You were talking about sorcerer being the most fun class in the game and didn’t even mention wild magic 😂😂

[@JasonDunna]

I remembered that right after filming!! That legitimately is the most fun class in the game because of all the wacky stuff that happens. I love the ring that increases the wild magic chance

[@thomasrosendahl2783]

Looks great, but would change Cleric with Monk. Cleric can almost do it all like a Bard, except the Cleric is not as great with dialogue + skill checks/ dice rolls compared to a Bard.

[@JasonDunna]

Thank you! Yeah clerics and bards are both phenomenal

[@darencree9959]

Interesting opinion, especially on the druid 'cause I personally find it the most uninterested class, I just don't clic with it. I'd prefer rogue (which is objectively the weakest and less fun class to play when not multiclassing) just thanks to its proficiences in stealth and deception. My personal favorites (including multiclassing) are Bard and Paladin, especially 2 Paladin and 10 Bard : because you get the main character syndrome from Pal' and the Bard in BG3 is just too fun, in dialogues, in CC and in utilities. It's peak "I'm the face of the party, and I'm fancy doing it too" hahaha. Then sorcerer, overpowered, metamagic is really fun and you get some nice dialogues too sometimes. Clerics. can. do. it. all : buff, heal, big damage, I didn't think they would be that fun, but dude, I had Shadowheart as a full light cleric and she was ripping everyone to shreds everytime it was her turn. I'll probably do a cleric/bard or cleric/sorcerer, have Selune as a deity and have peak dialogue with Shadowheart x). Wizards, and especially the abjuration school, the idea of reflecting hits and killing mobs with their own attack is just too much fun. Dip 1 sorc in the beginning for con proficiency + 1 tempest cleric for armour proficiences and create water = the perfect build for Gale I personally find Battle Master fighters ultra fun because they CC as well as dealing massive damages. In my current run I intend to make Laezel a fighter/war domain cleric. Rogue, hands down the worst solo class but best multiclass. rogue/bard or rogue/ranger or especially rogue/shadow or way of the open hands monk are just insanely powerful and fun Monk is my go to for Karlach. honorable mention for 4 barbarian + 8 monk, quite the interesting approach if you ask me, going around naked and either crushing them with weapons or unarmed strikes. Warlock is ok but I really dislike its spellslot system, however in terms of dipping into it, it's really good, especially for melee classes. Getting eldritch blast, devil's sight, darkness and the pact weapon is SO deadly. Gloomstalker ranger is my go to whenever I want to use the ranger class, the other two didn't interest me that much. Overall I didn't enjoy this class as much as I hoped so... yeah. Druid, don't like it, but I'll try to go with it when I get Jaheira in the team to test the spore haste you talked about. byee

[@JasonDunna]

Bard 10 / Paladin 2 is SO good. The best face of the party if you don't play as the sorcerer! Charisma is an awesome stat Cleric is really good, I like the tempest or light cleric the most, and spirit guardians is one of the best spells in the game. Planar Ally at level 11 cleric is hard to give up though, it is seriously so useful 1 Level draconic sorcerer also gives Gale survivability early game in robes which is useful. Luckily the wizard can scribe scrolls so mixing with any full caster is great! Fighters and Rogues have lots of great muticlasses, but the rogue is not great at higher levels compared to other classes. Spore druid is a LOT of fun, treat it like a necromancer, and you can even do 6/6 necromancer wizard and its very strong. Lots of summons and temporary health Thanks for the detailed comment!

[@ApplePi3.]

Uhhhg So conflicted. I really like my main two characters (Tav & Romance) wearing matching adamantine armor, but that often shoehorns me into certain builds. Kinda want to play with Druid & Monk, but can't see those two builds really benefiting from those armor sets.

[@JasonDunna]

Yeah Druid loses armor benefits in wildshape, but you can dip a level of cleric and run a spore Druid!! Monk benefits from their wisdom modifier and clothing so yeah not a big armor user

[@ApplePi3.]

@@JasonDunna So many possibilities!

[@TheEstafista]

I'm nearing the end of my first playtrough as rogue and I coudn't agree more. At the start of the game it was fun once I figured out how to actually play the game. But later on it's just soooo booring. Any other class seems to have so many options in every situacion then rogue is just hide, sneak attack, hide again. And if you get beaten on initiative you can just get pumeled by a monk (still hurts from the time that happened). Another thing abaut rogues is the fact that you either need to min-max engages or you need to just do stuff that I would consider extremly booring (like that strat where you debuff enemy with some DOT spell by walking away and back million times). I just fail to see that as fun. Fine if you do It's just not for me. And finally rogue feels like a class for someone who has limited imagination then it comes to fighting. In pretty much every situation your goal is get that sneak attack off on enemy for big damage. Then any other class has so many more options. Like if ur playing rogue you just sneak attack and hide again then something like a wizzard can: de-buff enemy, buff an ally, chuck a fireball (I usually go for this option), maybe ur out of spell slots so you go for a spell scroll you picked up. I mean you just feel limited. Now what I really like abaut rogue. Mooooney! You'll never be poor then you play rogue. Save, sell an item to a merchant and then just steal it back. Ur in a place where you can't loot because it's stealing? It's not stealing if your a rogue because you are pretty much invis in your stealth. In fact I started second play trough as a warlock and I was so used to stealing that I keep on trying to steal stuff forgetting it's not going to work with such a low stealth. My reaction litteraly was: "What!? What is happening right now?! Ohhh right you can't actually steal stuff, there's consequences for that..". Specially to a loot goblin like me who leaves every merchant with 0 gold he meats by selling him every little thing he can (it became a personal mission of mine, send help).

[@JasonDunna]

You make a lot of grey points! The cool thing about rogue is you have so much more freedom, but it really helps on subsequent playthroughs when you know where everything is

[@Douglas-nt7jd]

The most fun I've had playing the game was Figter/cleric multi-class. Though if i had to pick a single class it would be Warlock. Though i feel i should add a note. My group healer is a cleric/bard, and i usually also have a bard/paladin. So my team has access to a lot of short rests which makes the warlocks power curve significantly higher

[@JasonDunna]

Team synergy has so much freedom in BG3! A warlock can become really strong if you short rest often. I did Paladin/warlock my first play through and 3 attacks at level 10 is pretty sweet (doesn’t work on honor mode) Bard 10 Paladin 2 also goes so hard

[@simonjameskenway6933]

Literally my same tier list, Sorcerer and Bard are the most fun to play but the barbarian i would've set him in A, but it's my opinion ^^

[@JasonDunna]

Yeah with some play styles the barbarian is a total blast I could’ve moved it up a bit. I like the throwzerker myself but all the subclasses are pretty cool

[@travishartzler9155]

I played D&D back in the '80's. Monks and bards were extremely lame. But in BG3 they're both great.

[@JasonDunna]

Hey that’s so cool man! I wonder what some of the biggest changes since then have been. Openhand Monk 9 / rogue thief 3 with tavern brawler and strength potions is the highest damage class Sword bards can flourish smite and can cast crowd control as a bonus action with the Ring of the mystic scoundrel. Very OP

[@travishartzler9155]

@@JasonDunna Being away from D&D for 40 years and coming back to find there isn't THACO anymore was weird. It was a central game mechanic and now it's gone. Greatly prefer the BG3 version though.

[@jbois8424]

Everyone hates on the beast master, i think archers are fun its just too bad most of the pets get stuck minus the birds

[@JasonDunna]

Beast master isn’t bad, I have Minsc as that right now! The Druid just ends up feeling like a better version of the beast master

[@ecbrown6151]

I’m guessing Sorc is an S, although Bard splash 4 Wiz is my new favorite jam.

[@JasonDunna]

Storm sorcerer or Draconic are so much fun. I can’t play without one since twinned haste is so good. Lightning and cold damage is also so powerful! What’s your bard / wizard build like?

[@ecbrown6151]

@@JasonDunnait’s a swords bard, 4 wiz for scribe and 7 flexible slots. Otto’s irresistible can be scribed so that covers that. Headband of intellect of course. Three feats so a CHA improvement then dual wielding and sharpshooter. I think people sleep on the Band of the Mystic Scoundrel being not just a bonus cast of enchantment but Illusion as well. Being able to mirror image, greater invis etc on the end of the turn is super powerful. Extremely flexible build, could probably solo with this one

[@JasonDunna]

@@ecbrown6151 Greater invisibility is a really powerful spell, you could definitely solo with that build I think! Ill have to give something like that a try, Thanks for the detailed comment!

[@ecbrown6151]

@@JasonDunna my pleasure, should be noted that you get summons too like this, level 6 summon and either free cast with illithid power or spell restoration item

[@balduri45]

what are the top 5 best Race/class for dialogue options😊 

[@JasonDunna]

Drow has the best dialogue options I think! The druegar and halflings too but I’ll never roll on I don’t think. Wood elves and high elves get decent dialogue too! Best classes for dialogue would easily be bard! Then sorcerer or barbarian. Any magic class has decent dialogue I find!

[@balduri45]

@@JasonDunna oathbreaker/archfey warlock is pretty interesting combo or monk 6/nature or light cleric 6 is fantastic too

[@khajiit-uy6en]

Rogue and ranger are my favorite classes, they're really fun

[@JasonDunna]

They go together well too! Gloomstalker rogue fighter is a fun build. Love the name Khajiit

[@shanonedwards4251]

Bard f tier Druid cleric c tier Barbarian warlock rogue ranger b tier Sorcerer wizard a tier Monk fighter s tier

[@shanonedwards4251]

Oops I forgot paladin but that's because I can't stand playing unless I want to be an oath breaker because it is impossible not to break your oath

[@JasonDunna]

How come you put bard in F tier? Sword bard is a lot of fun with slashing flourishes and magical secrets

[@liberalideas8224]

Huh, I had a blast on my strength ranger which can either go into hunter to spin to win at end game, slaughtering groups of enemies with a blood lust potion, or beast master to provide crazy combat flexibility. That, and you get all the spells to do the crazy jumping, as well as are resistant to a silly amount of things. Its all pretty nuts.

[@JasonDunna]

Ranger is still fun! Level 11 is where the hunter and beast master come online so it’s less enjoyable earlier in the game unless you multiclass gloomstalker and add in rogue. I still think the Ranger is a great class, I just prefer playing as a Minsc Ranger with Boo 😂

[@someguy3046]

I personally think Battlemaster fighter is the most fun

[@JasonDunna]

Battlemaster is an awesome class. Strong and has good crowd control

[@theKonfusion]

I find fighters so boring, but when you see the damage they ditch... i always need 1 companion with it. its too strong haha

[@JasonDunna]

Agreed. They’re the best martial class but they are very basic. I prefer having a warlock/fighter or warlock/paladin with 3 attacks and spells over a dedicated 12 level fighter

[@barbreyc]

Unless you mix them. My Thief 7/Champ 5 crit build outfights a BM Fighter even at level 12. So does my OH Monk. And that's consistant damage with no shenanigans.

[@JasonDunna]

@@barbreyc interesting what does your rogue fighter build look like?

[@MattiasHenriksson-sw7xw]

These kinda lists are fun. ^^ Big disagree though. Melee for life. Casters are bottom tier fun. And rangers are underrated fun-wise.

[@JasonDunna]

I’m glad you enjoyed! The best part about BG3 is the fun is subjective! All the classes are honestly great. They can all do melee or ranged damage too with the right build. There’s something satisfying about opening combat with create water and then dropping a couple chain lightnings and cone of colds though! But that may not be someone’s preferred playstyle

[@Alex.Walker.]

Nah. I played a dual hand crossbow ranger rogue mult class for my first playthrough. Total blast.

[@JasonDunna]

Together they are pretty great! I had Astarion as a gloomstalker / rogue thief and a splash of fighter and it was good, but that’s three classes. Level 12 rogue is kinda boring in comparison

[@Stepsonsofdorn]

Gotta have cleric in S tier.

[@JasonDunna]

Top of the A tier, could jump up to S tier depending on team composition! They’re a great damage class despite most people using them for utility and healing

[@cell2711]

barb gameplay is mid but their gigachad dialogue options are ez s tier frfr

[@JasonDunna]

Hahaha totally agree, some of the options are so ridiculous too

[@MyStunner96]

berserker barbarian with tavern brawler is fun.. I pick every weapon i found on the ground and just throw it to ppl.. ohh yeahh.. throwing a dude into another dude is fun too

[@JasonDunna]

I was going to put an edit in and say that throwserker is S tier 😂 it’s fun throwing enemies off a cliff, although any class can hypothetically do that with strength potions

[@MyStunner96]

@@JasonDunna its true but serker is most fun because you can throw for 2 times in 1 turn

[@JasonDunna]

@@MyStunner96 Tavern bralwer, strength pot, and Ring of flinging is awesome on that build

[@MyStunner96]

1 throw 2 kill my friends xD

[@SxeSarah79]

​@@JasonDunnaI was hoping to see barbarian higher up in this list. With the returning pike from grat the trader in act one and nyrulna from the genie in act 3, barbarian is an absolute blast to play. The first character I made was a sorcerer but I've only finished one playthrough so far and it was on my barbarian. I tried paladin and found it completely boring.

[@danboyd6180]

It’s Archer Fighter with Disarm and knockback plus a Titan Bow

[@JasonDunna]

Disarm is really useful when you can grab their weapon too!

[@Utilizador-gs3lx]

Warlocks ? They'r fun is just repeat the same spell over and over for the remaining of the campaing

[@JasonDunna]

Yeah I prefer going sorcerer or wizard since they have so many more spells at their disposal

[@BruceLee-kf7rl]

Problem with monk and bard is that they both have limited resources per battle. Without ki/bard points, the class is kinda useless. That's not the case with fighter. Even without battle master points, a fighter still attacks more times than everybody else. The extra, extra attack costs nothing, and also benefits from action surge, and Haste or Speed Potion.

[@JasonDunna]

Yeah the battle master fighter has their maneuvers and the eldritch knight has limited spell slots so same argument can be made, but yeah 3 attacks is great! Just not as exciting as other classes

[@SouPNaZi316]

are you high??? ranger not s tier? lol you have no idea. gloomstalker is the best sub in the game

[@JasonDunna]

Gloom stalker Ranger is pretty fun but its later levels aren’t as stronger as the other Ranger subclasses and even then it’s outclassed by bard in a lot of ways. Not saying the Ranger is bad though!

[@Kiljaedenas]

Stopped watching the moment you said Sorcerer was the most fun to play. Compared to other casters I've tried I HATED the Sorcerer, it has so many weaknesses compared to others. You obviously don't have the same standards.

[@JasonDunna]

@@Kiljaedenas weaknesses how so? Draconic has built in mage armor and extra health, and the storm sorcerer can fly as a bonus action. I’m curious how you think they’re weak when the fan base regards it as a top 3 class?

[@JasonDunna]

@@Kiljaedenas not to mention sorcerers can cast 3 spells per turn, and twin haste to 2 people. No other caster can do that, they’re very strong!

[@Kiljaedenas]

@@JasonDunna FAR more limited spell selection, Draconic can't hit like a Storm Sorcerer, the Storm Sorcerer dies if you sneeze at it and only starts getting semi-OK at hitting all the way at level 6 (some other casters are death machines as early as level 2), getting flight access is a complete non-issue, and several key Metamagics were nerfed compared to DnD5e. Late-game it can be more viable, but that's LATE GAME. You have to survive that long first.