View Poll Results: Which of the following do you prefer for the noble?

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  • (a) A ruler based noble class.

    16 53.33%
  • (b) A pathed version of the above.

    13 43.33%
  • (c) Abstain

    1 3.33%
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    I like the pathed version better, but the non-pathed one works too.

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    Oops. Didn't mean to stir up contraversy. Wasn't aware that a poll had already been run regarding the BAB issue. Missed that one. Oh well, sorry.

    However, barring a good BAB, what are people thinking that will make a noble a better choice than the rogue? Maybe the types of domains he can collect regency from? Or do you have some new special "feat" types in the works? I have dl the playtest, and I actually thought the noble was ok the way it was written there, but since I am out of the loop, where can I find the most current iteration?
    Kill 'em all, let the God's sort them out!!

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    Time to close this poll, here are the results:

    Which of the following do you prefer for the noble?
    (1) A ruler based noble class. [ 16 ] [53.33%]
    (2) A pathed version of the above. [ 13 ] [43.33%]
    (3) Abstain [ 1 ] [3.33%]
    Total Votes: 30


    Which puts the ruler based noble (non-pathed) ahead, if adjusting by those who said they refer the pathed version but could go with the non-pathed - one the results would be:

    (1) A ruler based noble class. [20]
    (2) A pathed version of the above. [9]
    (3) Abstain [1]
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