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<blockquote data-quote="Fenris-77" data-source="post: 7905783" data-attributes="member: 6993955">Just a personal thing for me, but I couldn't care less what the class is called. I just don't hang a lot of importance on it. Enough different concepts get build out of the base classes that the name the class has may or may not end up being that descriptive of the final product. Cleric, for example, describes the fluff of the mechanics, but more times than not, doesn't describe the character in play. Not all Rogues are rogues.&nbsp; I use the Bard class to build all sorts of concepts, many of which aren't remotely connected to strumming a lute. YMMV, of course, but in many ways the name of the class is pretty far removed from what the character does, in lots of ways. That being the case, I'd rather have a cool class name than a really accurately descriptive one. If you take out the anachronistic phrase &quot;small unit tactics&quot;, and replace it with &quot;knows how to organize men in battle&quot;, most of names suggested here work just fine. For what it's worth I did suggest Tactician, and it fits, but it isn't at all sexy.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Fenris-77, post: 7905783, member: 6993955"] Just a personal thing for me, but I couldn't care less what the class is called. I just don't hang a lot of importance on it. Enough different concepts get build out of the base classes that the name the class has may or may not end up being that descriptive of the final product. Cleric, for example, describes the fluff of the mechanics, but more times than not, doesn't describe the character in play. Not all Rogues are rogues. I use the Bard class to build all sorts of concepts, many of which aren't remotely connected to strumming a lute. YMMV, of course, but in many ways the name of the class is pretty far removed from what the character does, in lots of ways. That being the case, I'd rather have a cool class name than a really accurately descriptive one. If you take out the anachronistic phrase "small unit tactics", and replace it with "knows how to organize men in battle", most of names suggested here work just fine. For what it's worth I did suggest Tactician, and it fits, but it isn't at all sexy. [/QUOTE]

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