Frostmarrow
First Post
If the rogue class group were to be named Traveller (containing rogue, ranger, and bard) what does that tell us about the classes in the class group?
* A traveller should be rugged and sturdy but not quite as tough as a warrior.
* A traveller prefers light armor for convenience, speed and protection.
* A traveller should have access to a variety of awareness, exploration and wilderness skills.
* A traveller is not necessarily a fugitive or criminal, although it's good to be a traveller if you are wanted by the law.
* A traveller should carry light to medium weapons designed for hunting and self-protection.
* A traveller should have access to a variety of social skills such as secret signs, languages and endearing performance.
* A traveller umbrella can cover other character concepts such as bounty hunter, thief, and vagabond.
What do you think? A player character is a travelling adventurer, right? While an expert is a villager with expert skills in say smithing and cobblery. Is this a distinction worth making?
* A traveller should be rugged and sturdy but not quite as tough as a warrior.
* A traveller prefers light armor for convenience, speed and protection.
* A traveller should have access to a variety of awareness, exploration and wilderness skills.
* A traveller is not necessarily a fugitive or criminal, although it's good to be a traveller if you are wanted by the law.
* A traveller should carry light to medium weapons designed for hunting and self-protection.
* A traveller should have access to a variety of social skills such as secret signs, languages and endearing performance.
* A traveller umbrella can cover other character concepts such as bounty hunter, thief, and vagabond.
What do you think? A player character is a travelling adventurer, right? While an expert is a villager with expert skills in say smithing and cobblery. Is this a distinction worth making?
