Most certainly, and quite a few at that!

Although I believe a robotic eye would be the first in line.

Helldivers 2, Abiotic Factor, MegaMan Legends, and the Lancer TTRPG.

That mixed option isn't supported by the base class, either, so the conflict expands to encapsulate the entire journey.

The other subclasses don't suffer from that design choice.

I readily admit my bias, because I genuinely did not enjoy it.

I wish I had picked a different subclass for that game.

Armorer Artificer is split between being a martial class and spellcasting class, but the conflict arises with focus.

So on any given turn you can cast a spell, or you can attack twice. In a damage-focused game like 5th Edition D&D, that's a rough choice to make.

Trick question. You're holding a tablet pen! Potentially!

I sincerely hope you enjoy your trip when the time comes!

As far as favorite / least favorite D&D class?

I'd say my least favorite is Armorer Artificer. Its kit conflicts with itself in an unpleasant way.

I haven't gotten to try all the classes, so I can't claim a favorite sadly.

Even with the power out, my phone is still functional and can access Bluesky. (For as long as the battery holds out, anyway.)

Luckily, the power's back now!

I think the Lancer TTRPG might count?

I'm not one for hobbies that I'm aware of, but it's certainly an interest I have!

I tend to just slip into their mindsets / headspaces, but to get into the voices I tend to use a trigger phrase.

For Khel, it's "Hello~ I am Khel Zouren!", as an example.

For Valcenien, it's "I say, my dear fellow!"

For Viper, it was "Well, hell, son."