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<blockquote data-quote="Garthanos" data-source="post: 7860923" data-attributes="member: 82504"><p>I am kind of prodding Tony about what characters cannot be designed from fiction I think if we shoot for paragon aka name level from olden times&nbsp; somewhere most can be done without too many things left behind. There has been some active discussions where it is noted one could probably mash all the martial classes into one hero class without it being too powerful.&nbsp; And discussions noting where the thief stole the ability of the fighting man&nbsp; to sneak, climb and jimmy locks and traps and similar things Conan one of the inspirations for the fighter could be said to walk all over the boundaries between fighter rogue ranger and perhaps eventually warlord.... ie every 4e martial class. Fictional characters are able to do the things that serve the story so I think that can mean a lot of versatility.&nbsp; Honestly as I said kind of just prodding to figure out what he meant.&nbsp; I do agree people without D&amp;D background may have well have let's call it mid to highish level expectations they want to be round table Knights in shining armor the central protagonist of the story.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Garthanos, post: 7860923, member: 82504"] I am kind of prodding Tony about what characters cannot be designed from fiction I think if we shoot for paragon aka name level from olden times somewhere most can be done without too many things left behind. There has been some active discussions where it is noted one could probably mash all the martial classes into one hero class without it being too powerful. And discussions noting where the thief stole the ability of the fighting man to sneak, climb and jimmy locks and traps and similar things Conan one of the inspirations for the fighter could be said to walk all over the boundaries between fighter rogue ranger and perhaps eventually warlord.... ie every 4e martial class. Fictional characters are able to do the things that serve the story so I think that can mean a lot of versatility. Honestly as I said kind of just prodding to figure out what he meant. I do agree people without D&D background may have well have let's call it mid to highish level expectations they want to be round table Knights in shining armor the central protagonist of the story. [/QUOTE]

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