Eight new classes??

[Ring]

Either I can't count, or there's a bit of a mix-up somewhere, because there's no way in hell there can be eight classes in Immortal Throne. Here's the count:

1) Dream = Seer
2) Dream+Storm = Prophet
3) Dream+Earth = Evoker
4) Dream+Warfare = Harbinger
5) Dream+Spirit = Diviner
6) Dream+Defense = Templar
7) Dream+Nature = Ritualist
8) Dream+Hunting = Haruspex
9) Dream+Rogue = Dreamkiller

Let's see that's one, two (...) eight, nine new classes.

While I realise that Iron Lore is (probably) not counting the Seer as a full, stand-alone class, I don't see a valid reason for that. Many people go for one-mastery builds (at least up to a certain point), and I think that a lot of us will start a brand new character as a Seer ASAP. As such, the Seer should be counted as a full class, bringing the grand total to nine.

Or am I just being too picky??

[Batman]

Yeah, I think you're being picky.

[Ring]

So sue me :] But that won't change the fact that I'm right

Edit: Nyah, nyah, nyah.

[Thalnos]

o rly?

[Ring]

Yup. Count'em yourself if you don't believe me

[Alphidius]

Ring is right, there's no reason to exclude the Seer class.
At least probably not on Normal till Act III so they can't really be discounted.

[Equisilus]

Hmm, I've always heard it described in terms of nine new classes (8 combos and one single). Perhaps I just ignored it, otherwise, because I already knew what it meant, which is why I didn't notice it stated as "eight".

Ah well, you are a picky one anyway, Ring.

[The Envenomed Kiss]

Hey it's not being picky, its standards damnit! Anywayz you are correct Ring **pets** :]

[clincher]

just saw the chapter 2 preview movie and he is talking about 9 new class combinations

[Batman]

'Seer' is not a class combination.


I can be picky too.