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What's the point of choosing just one hero you like when the game's mechanics (selecting 4 heroes) imply that the diversity of heroes will balance each other out?
However, non-combat classes have that drawback here: they fight "in the front lines," just like warriors. In BG and similar third-person games, for example, mages could be physically protected by warriors, or even removed from the battlefield if the opponent really disliked them and targeted them specifically. But here, everyone is equally "in the line of fire"... although this isn't fatal, in principle.
However, non-combat classes have that drawback here: they fight "in the front lines," just like warriors. In BG and similar third-person games, for example, mages could be physically protected by warriors, or even removed from the battlefield if the opponent really disliked them and targeted them specifically. But here, everyone is equally "in the line of fire"... although this isn't fatal, in principle.
