Favorite non Jedi Class

[macewinduJr.]

I would say scoundrel for 4 reasons:

 

1. I liked using the stealth and persaude skills. They made the game more interesting, in my opinion.

 

2. The sneak attack and scoundrels luck feats were nice. The first would do extra damage when you were behind or to the side of an enemy; which often involved using the stealth skill. It also increased in damage as you gained levels. And the second would give you +2 to defense at level 1, +4 at level 6, and +6 at level 12.

 

3. Having lower vitality points and less feats makes combat a little challenging for once.

 

4. It is the best route to take to become a jedi counsular (my favourite jedi class.) ^_^

 

State which one and why. Please.

[GhostofAnakin]

Soldier, for their pure offensive ability.

 

If the game was a bit more diverse, in which things like smugglers, gambling, "underworld" stuff was included (not just a ferry mission with some cargo), the other two classes might be appealing to me. But as it was, brute strength was often the only choice and the soldier was best at it.

[TSAdmiral]

Since the second game would not let you select those classes anyway, I would judge this from the experiences from the first game. Soldier is definitely my fave, simple melee attacking at its best. The game was also geared towards melee fights in my opinion. Sort of a fire and forget type character. That's my pick, if Jedi/Sith were not considered.

[QalOrt]

Soldier. Period.

 

 

You could end up like Hicks or Jenkins dead on an unknown world killed buy an unknown alien species. Ok so Hicks died on Furry but it was unknown to him. And most people.

[Grand_Commander13]

Definitely Scout. The best free feats, good skills, and a good amount of VP.

 

Soldier is vastly overrated. They have no personality; they're just musclebound brutes who get a couple extra feats. Scouts are where it's at. Implants, Flurry, Repair > j00.

[Eddo36]

Soldier, to talk all the crap I want and then kick their butts in combat.

 

If I need to do something a soldier couldn't do, I'll just have one of the other party members fit for the job to do it.

[Zach Morris]

Scout is the best if you switch to Jedi. Which is what your PC did. If you went to level 4 you ended up with 5 feats (1 more than even soldier) and uncanny dodge. Your saves were higher, you started out with better feats and the class skills were the best. No brainer for me.

[Leferd]

Soldier. Period. 

 

 

You could end up like Hicks or Jenkins dead on an unknown world killed buy an unknown alien species. Ok so Hicks died on Furry but it was unknown to him. And most people.

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Scout for sure. Ripley was a scout no?

[Jast]

Definitely Scout.  The best free feats, good skills, and a good amount of VP.

 

Soldier is vastly overrated.  They have no personality; they're just musclebound brutes who get a couple extra feats.  Scouts are where it's at.  Implants, Flurry, Repair > j00.

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*nods*

 

Scout/guardian with the right amount of constitution and the implant you buy from the special shop on Korriban could give you more health then even a soldier/guardian.

[OrganisedChaos]

Scout- the free flurry and implant feats allowed you to choose other more powerfull feats later on. and all for only 2 less vitality points than a soldier!

[Jast]

Scout- the free flurry and implant feats allowed you to choose other more powerfull feats later on.  and all for only 2 less vitality points than a soldier!

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Which I might add is easily gained back with implants.

[Daaave]

Soldier, for their pure offensive ability.

 

If the game was a bit more diverse, in which things like smugglers, gambling, "underworld" stuff was included (not just a ferry mission with some cargo), the other two classes might be appealing to me.  But as it was, brute strength was often the only choice and the soldier was best at it.

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Seconded.

[Meshugger]

Soldier, i happen to like brute force (in games that is).

[macewinduJr.]

Soldier, i happen to like brute force (in games that is).

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<_< But don't you get bored just killing anything in your way? Not to mention how easy the combat was in KotOR. Being as soldier would only make it twice as boring and alot easier. :ph34r:

[Meshugger]

Soldier, i happen to like brute force (in games that is).

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<_< But don't you get bored just killing anything in your way? Not to mention how easy the combat was in KotOR. Being as soldier would only make it twice as boring and alot easier. :ph34r:

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Hey, what can i tell? I was Revan! The former Dark Lord of the Sith! (But i always put all my skill-points to 'persuade' though.)

[Astatine]

Hey, where are the droid classes? Out of the non-force users, the droids are coolest

[I don't like usernames]

In Kotor 1, scout definately in the real D20 version I'd have to say Noble.

[Charles Vrike]

whats d20

[Archmonarch]

The rule system used by KOTOR and many pen and paper RPGs. In this case, it is referring to the pnp Star Wars game.

[stoo]

scout. i like balance, and loneliness.

[Adria Teksuni]

Scout, for the same reasons.

[Judge Hades]

I like them all bcause they aren't force users.

[Darth Ravok]

I like scoundrel because they got sneak attack and scoundrel luck. Which helped out with my Jedi Consolur

[macewinduJr.]

Hey, where are the droid classes?  Out of the non-force users, the droids are coolest

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In case I didn't make this clear, I was talking about the non Jedi classes the PC could play as.

[waiveddreams]

Hey, where are the droid classes?  Out of the non-force users, the droids are coolest

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They are the best!

 

whats d20

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