
Rheaghar Thistlewood |

Hey everyone, I have an idea for an arrogant personality(if she we're to be offended she would say"you fool,you doubt my wisdom?"), but is very kind, the problem im having is in not quite sure what class would best represent it.
A phrase she might say in combat, to help clarify, is " you dare attack the mother of nature?! "
I'm still kind of new to pathfinder and creating characters, so sorry if it's kind of vague. I know the phrase is more like a druid, but I was wondering if another class could suite the personality better?

Bob Bob Bob |
Is nature a requirement? Because the ultimate braggart is always Order of the Cockatrice Cavalier. They're required to by their Order.
For everything else... well, seriously, arrogance knows no class restriction. Even paladins can be stick where the sun don't shine I'm always right because I say so arrogant jerks. It's not a racial feature, it's not a class feature, it may be a trait but that's the only one. Pick any class you want and make them arrogant. It's just that simple.

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Paladin played like a crusader: I must smite all evil doers then pray for their forgiveness!
Seriously, paladins are the most twisted and arrogant characters when played against the grain.
If put on assignment to steal from the innocent: that money/object isn't ours, how dare you try to take it! I will take it first and safe guard it from the likes of you.
If told to protect an group of thieves: these bandits have a tinge of evil about them! I must help them so that I can lure more evil here and smite it!
If told to deliver candy to a princess: these sweets will rot her teeth! <throws candy to the floor, stomps off to kill evil>

Ratguard |

A Cleric of Gozreh with the growth plant domain.
"You dare attack the mother of nature!" Grows very big, pulls out trident/spear, goes to town.
You could then pick the Animal domain, and at some point pick an appropriate animal companion.
Just my two cents, it isn't optimized by any sense of the word. But could provide rousing role play possibilities.