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Wardens, as their name might imply, are focused on protecting nature and their party. In game terms, they're Primal Defenders - tanks with the ability to take on a Bear's strength, or a Goat's stubbornness. If for whatever reason you don't want to be a [[Paladin]] or some other class that's actually cool and distinct from all the other Primal classes, play a Warden.
Wardens, as their name might imply, are focused on protecting nature and their party. In game terms, they're Primal Defenders - tanks with the ability to take on a Bear's strength, or a Goat's stubbornness. If for whatever reason you don't want to be a [[Paladin]] or some other class that's actually cool and distinct from all the other Primal classes, play a Warden.
Stealth-ported into 5th edition as, fittingly, the Oath of the Ancients paladin.





Revision as of 17:15, 4 March 2015

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Wardens, as their name might imply, are focused on protecting nature and their party. In game terms, they're Primal Defenders - tanks with the ability to take on a Bear's strength, or a Goat's stubbornness. If for whatever reason you don't want to be a Paladin or some other class that's actually cool and distinct from all the other Primal classes, play a Warden.

Stealth-ported into 5th edition as, fittingly, the Oath of the Ancients paladin.


Disagreement

I would claim that the Earthstrength (Str/Con) build for a Warden is moderately different from Fighters, Paladins, and all the other Defenders, because they get a hell of a lot of AOE attacks. Hit something with your hammer, and it asplodes, making lightning everywhere. Classes other than Warden can't really specialise in this. The problem with this build is that they wind up with pretty poor defences, although Wardens do get more HP than any other class, and who needs defence when you have meat?

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