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Literally the worst take on this I can think of. No where near the mark.

I am taking by your response, you have a heavy DnD background?

Not what is logical... I would add that in context. So in my world , it is based off of reality, but what if dragons and magic were real? In this instance, logic still applies. Perhaps it could be reworded to within reason. If that is the case, then everyone should have at least some magical...

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Broken down to a skill. But yes, it is as close as a system gets to a special power that no other profession can do.

I invented my own system. I still play it today.

So with a great deal of systems, I see a dedicated profession of thief. I would argue the need on the basis that, thieves do not have special powers, just skills. You could play a warrior, and rob people, take advantage of someone you caught off guard, a servant could walk away with important...

In the system I use, it is a definite yes. It would be like asking is it worth while to get multiple degrees. I have to say overwhelmingly yes, for spell, ability access as well as diversifying your characters.

So I have sold 15 advanced copies of my book, the printed locally, soft cover, ringed binding version. Today I sold my first hardcover, real deal version of my book. Do you have any advice how to proceed from here? What would you do, or want to see from a tiny little start up like me?

I agree completely. The system I play boils everything down to skills with little gatekeeping. I am not question the skills, rather is your knight a medieval style knight, or the more fantasy based? I would see the fantasy based, chivalrous, noble, and beneath the petty dealings of thieves and...

You would love the mystic, thieving magic, chi and weapon arts and even runes. Their access is low however. They come with a wide variety of skills as well. The system I use has a wide skill base, and prof based so you can have both. That said, story wise I can see the path your character took...

Fair point. The system in which I play focuses mostly on the fantasy version of knights, though I do have one named, Godmere, Knight of questionable morals.

From a roleplaying view, how does Knight and rogue go together? Knights, at least in my system are honourable, where as rogue like types are not?

Interesting, oddly enough my system does not have thieves for pretty much the same reasoning. They pretty much boil down to roles, not professions. That said nearly any profession could be a thief, but any thief could not be any profession. The prof of your choice would help express which...

So would protecting a timeline appeal to you?

Yes to diablo 2!!! Interesting insite.....you not only roleplay but observe as well.

I am fond of too many to have a fav. Necromancers rank high on my list, Knights especially multiproffed with warriors and slayers, and of course Inventors, and mecha knights. Wizards and mystic combo's come after that. Necro's are just awesome, and I like minions, Templar Knight combos feature...

balancing is .........

Can I ask why it had soo many backers?

Your answer pretty much nails what I wanted to know. I wanted to see if my own framework of my own system, had any equivalent. It seems it took them a long time, but in some cases yes, and in many cases no.