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WeakassMake your own Pirate class and why is it based on the Rogue?
Best pirate class is Barbarian.
Worked well for Conan.
WeakassMake your own Pirate class and why is it based on the Rogue?
Yeah, not as glamorous a life as in the modern stories, right?real life pirates back in the olden days probably spent 90% of their time scrubbing floorsLife as a Pirate would make for an interesting rpg.
What is best rogue class?WeakassMake your own Pirate class and why is it based on the Rogue?
Best pirate class is Barbarian.
Worked well for Conan.
Best pirate class is Barbarian Worked well for Conan
BarbarianWhat is best rogue class?
Or best gladiator?
Still less grind than your average RPG.real life pirates back in the olden days probably spent 90% of their time scrubbing floorsLife as a Pirate would make for an interesting rpg.
The first one has a few pirates, but they aren't the focus except in one quest. The second one is more pirate-themed, but it's a significant downgrade from the first one since they were chasing that "wider audience". Exploration is gutted, particularly vertical exploration as the ledge climbing mechanic was removed. I gave up on the game around the time when I realized that traps were QTEs. The third is more of the same, as far as I could tell.Isn't Risen a pirate themed Gothic?
Actually very decent pirate game, despite being made by UbisoftAssassin's Creed: Black Flag
Also getting to drink nice quantities of rum and avoiding all those pesky Vitamin C deficiency diseases (namely scurvy) as a result.Still less grind than your average RPG.real life pirates back in the olden days probably spent 90% of their time scrubbing floorsLife as a Pirate would make for an interesting rpg.
Conan was primarily a barbarian, but he was also: a thief/rogue, an assassin (although it came down mostly to "I want you to kill a man for me"), a raider/reaver, a mercenary, a corsair, a kozaki (cossack?), a ranger/frontiersman and a king.Best pirate class is Barbarian Worked well for Conan
Wasn't he Barbarian\Rogue multiclass?
Also, check Flint - Treasures of Oblivion. Maybe good, demo was somewhat fun, you start in a shipwreck in open sea, you are out of food, and your first quest is to eat fellow sailor.
In Baldur's Gate 2 Barbarian was class kit of a Fighter, which I found to be fitting distinction. I think modern RPGs could learn from this concept of taking a broad approach and then specializing.Barbarian shouldn't be a class (but always is)
A barbarian class did not exist in the AD&D 1st edition core rulebooks, which is why Gary Gygax proposed one in a Dragon Magazine article "The Big, Bad Barbarian" (issue #63, July 1982) and then incorporated a revised version into the new rules provided by the Unearthed Arcana hardcover book in 1985. See also "The Barbarian Cleric" by Thomas Kane (Dragon Magazine #109, May 1986) and "Tracking down the Barbarian: Creating Better Barbarians for AD&D 1st Edition Games" by David Howery (Dragon Magazine #148, August 1989).In Baldur's Gate 2 Barbarian was class kit of a Fighter, which I found to be fitting distinction. I think modern RPGs could learn from this concept of taking a broad approach and then specializing.Barbarian shouldn't be a class (but always is)
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