Reply to thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="Sorrowdusk" data-source="post: 5412441" data-attributes="member: 96342">It says a Paladin cant KNOWINGLY associate with evil. He doesnt have to check as doing such in many societies might be conseidered an invasion of privacy. If its unkowingly, he's not at fault.&nbsp;&nbsp;Just a nitpick in general about classes-not everyone who has a class necessarily has to identify with the class. Wizards,Clerics, Paladins? Certainly. Other classes are as much something you're born&nbsp; as the others are professions warlocks or sorcerors-though it doesnt have to be that way. But does every fighter class character actually call himself a &quot;fighter&quot;-what about a &quot;soldier&quot; or &quot;mercenary&quot;? Or a ranger class &quot;ranger&quot;-what if he just thinks of himself as a &quot;hunter&quot; if that? A guy who suffers from PTSD from seeing his family killed years ago might go into raging fits (Barbarian class) but doesnt identify with a tribe nor gain those traits by training with such people or being born into those societies. Its possible for a character or NPC to be multiclass say for example and not specifically name themselves as the class or classes they have. Depending on your campaign, a beguiler may or may not recognize themselves as such by name.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Sorrowdusk, post: 5412441, member: 96342"] It says a Paladin cant KNOWINGLY associate with evil. He doesnt have to check as doing such in many societies might be conseidered an invasion of privacy. If its unkowingly, he's not at fault. Just a nitpick in general about classes-not everyone who has a class necessarily has to identify with the class. Wizards,Clerics, Paladins? Certainly. Other classes are as much something you're born as the others are professions warlocks or sorcerors-[I]though it doesnt have to be that way[/I]. But does every fighter class character actually call himself a "fighter"-what about a "soldier" or "mercenary"? Or a ranger class "ranger"-what if he just thinks of himself as a "hunter" [I]if that[/I]? A guy who suffers from PTSD from seeing his family killed years ago might go into raging fits (Barbarian class) but doesnt identify with a tribe nor gain those traits by training with such people or being born into those societies. Its possible for a character or NPC to be multiclass say for example and not specifically name themselves as the class or classes they have. Depending on your campaign, a beguiler may or may not recognize themselves as such by name. [/QUOTE]

Verification