I've played with different class-specific options and here's what I found about special dialogue choices: Playing as a Bard opens up some really interesting paths, especially in the Druid Grove area where you can help Alfira with her song which is pretty touching. While these choices don't always give you better loot or XP, they definitely make things more interesting and sometimes easier. For instance Bards can actually sing to distract those nasty harpies instead of fighting them, and sometimes you'll get special shop discounts or unique items that other classes might miss.

The really cool thing is how these choices let you solve problems differently. Like when you're dealing with goblin guards, you might be able to perform a quick song to slip past them instead of sneaking or fighting. It's worth checking every conversation carefully because sometimes class-specific options are hidden in there, and they can lead to some pretty creative solutions. Some folks say the Paladin and Warlock choices are particularly good for getting extra experience points or special gear but honestly, the best part is just how much more immersive these options make everything feel.

Just keep in mind that regular dialogue choices work fine too, these special options are more about making your character feel unique than getting better rewards necessarily. Though I gotta say, getting those automatic success checks as a Bard feels pretty satisfying when they pop up.