TOPIC: ROSP Subclass Distribution

Curious if we know what subclasses were run for the ROSP this year.

My team used Troubadour for our 1 ROSP

EDIT:

Bard - 4
Rogue - 1
Barbarian - 1
Ranger - 1

rogue one
barbarian for solo nightmare run(i didnt even need the extra hit points)

Solo Nightmare? Like 1 person?

Arcanist Kolixela wrote: Solo Nightmare? Like 1 person?

Yes. That is the definition of solo.

I used Ranger on our True Grind run. Having played it--I regret doing so, since the upgrades for the Warden were pretty underwhelming. Although I play Ranger almost exclusively, I'll be using another class going forward (unless the subclasses get adjusted at some point).

If they did get adjusted that would make first year cards a cool collectible

SageSTL wrote: I used Ranger on our True Grind run. Having played it--I regret doing so, since the upgrades for the Warden were pretty underwhelming. Although I play Ranger almost exclusively, I'll be using another class going forward (unless the subclasses get adjusted at some point).

I'm thinking next year I may play Bard instead of Ranger for a puzzle run and then use the Prestige class for that...

Picc wrote: If they did get adjusted that would make first year cards a cool collectible

I'd be really surprised if they were changed; I assumed that there were a bunch printed for future years, but I could be wrong there.

SageSTL wrote:

Picc wrote: If they did get adjusted that would make first year cards a cool collectible

I'd be really surprised if they were changed; I assumed that there were a bunch printed for future years, but I could be wrong there.

I don't know..

I was REALLY disappointed in the Wizard options this year.
I've heard very little good said about the Ranger.
Paladin seemed lackluster.

Barbarian seemed well designed.
Monk was well designed tho I didn't see any in use.
Rogue seemed well liked
Bard seems highly utilized
Fighter seemed quite useful

What about Cleric and Druid?

Speaking as one of the people distributing sub-class cards, I can confirm Troubadour was by far the most requested sub-class. Easily 90% of the cards I distributed were Troubadour. I was genuinely worried we were going to run out of them.

We used three of our four vouchers and all three of them were used for the Bard Troubadour. None of the other sub-classes really jumped out at me as must-haves. I'll plan on keeping all four of our Rods if only to allow us to have the Bard Troubadour on four separate runs.

SageSTL wrote:

Picc wrote: If they did get adjusted that would make first year cards a cool collectible

I'd be really surprised if they were changed; I assumed that there were a bunch printed for future years, but I could be wrong there.

seeing as there is talk of re-doing the regular character class cards, I would be surprised if we didn't re-do the sub-classes. think of this year as a trial run to see how they played. and what we learned is: some abilities aren't that prized, while treasure finding is overwhelmingly valued.
now, when they are re-made, they can be better balanced.