Larian Studios Forums Baldur's Gate III Baldur's Gate III - Story & Character Discussion Does Fighter get any interesting dialogue options?

So, both a question and a discussion, does fighter get any good dialogue options?

I have tried playing druid, paladin, sorcerer and barbarian thus far. Each of them had something good to speak, Paladin with their oath, Sorcerer with magic, druid with animals and barbarian had pure ham.

In contrast fighter seems to be one of the strongest classess in game, but with some of the worst dialogue options. In fact, this class reminds me of Jocrap fighter.

"Fighter man, Fighter man, overall he is fairly bland. Hit some stuff, hit some more, outside of combat is quite a bore. Watch out he is the fighter man."

FIGHTER MAN

Ok jocat is hilarious.

The only fighter dialogues I remember in act 1 is.

Both of these Barbarian can do as well, same result.

It’s such a shame that one of the most common classes (human fighter combo) is basically as bland as the TAV, also known as default origin.

On the other hand, it's hard to actually write for a class that can be played in any way, shape or form and one that lacks any kind of defining feature.

The only exception would be subclassess, most notably battlemaster and Eldritch Knight

Not too many. From the top of my head:

And uhh, that's about it. It feels as if the game is meant to be played as a Fighter, given how little extra there is to say or interact with.

In addion to the previous answers. Fighters can have a special dialogue (mostly one sentence) with