I doubt I will ever play one, for a few reasons. I will need to make myself play them some day to know for sure (I was never interested in barbarian for a long time until I played in a game that had no armor available to the players, so I made a barbarian in order to tank and realized it was a blast to play) so never say never, but as of now I have little interest in those classes. That said, I'm really not interested in playing a druid or paladin, I've made builds for both but their abilities and stuff just don't strike me as all that fun. You don't have to berserk when you rage, its just a boost to your rage, which is pretty nice actually. My initial reaction to the berserker was also that it would be rough to play, but the more I thought about it, the more I realized that going berserk is obviously intended as a once-a-day (maybe twice in extreme cases) ability, and it has brought me around to possibly playing one in the future. Same goes for berserker Barbarian - coolest name, worst option. At least until I play some of the other characters. I like the theme a lot but he's just underwhelming. Paladin is nice, but the only subclass I'd play (at least until I happen to play a paladin again, which isn't likely) is Oath of Redemption. No, it's not because I don't like to heal, but rather the character themes. My Warlock does the stereotypical Cleric play style better than either of my Clerics have. Ironically, two of my five characters have been Clerics, but my Warlock has done more of the Cleric healing and buffing type stuff than either of my Clerics have. I'm not quite a MAD character because I didn't take any of the spells that rely on Charisma. I might be tempted to use my focus staff as my weapon too I'm not super interested in martials anymore so I'd likely never play it in a campaign, but I might run it in a oneshot. I don't have to worry about being MAD because I don't try to cast spells while raging. I've got a concept for a similar character except mine is a barbarian|celestial that casts AoA then rages to help keep AoA up longer. I really enjoyed that combo from levels 4 through 7. It sucks that you can't do Shadow Blade with Green Flame Blade anymore, though. If you're in dim light and facing enemies without dark vision, then any of your allies standing within 10ft of you can't be seen by your enemies. Shadow of Moil is such a great spell when you've got over 20 AC. Second Wind + Healing Light with the Gift of the Ever-Living Ones invocation is great. I've got a Fighter 1 Pact of the Chain Celestial Warlock 12. Ik there's probably some ways other than those 2, but I just lean into gishes a bit too much.
I like some melee at least, and would rather not go path of blade or hexblade every time. makes me kinda upset that i both have to to be effective, or not have t and feel lacking, and 2) not feel very gish-y. The only problem(s) I have with a warlock are 1) want to spam Eldritch blast. Monstrous Compendium Volume One: Spelljammer Creatures
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