Altamont Ravenard
Explorer
1. Heavy (as in "Heavy Infantry")
2. Skirmisher is my fave
3. Brawler?
AR
2. Skirmisher is my fave
3. Brawler?
AR
Help me name three classes
- Thread starter Irda Ranger
- Start date
The Little Raven
First Post
Class 1 - Armsman
Class 2 - My brain fails to come up with a good name for this one.
Class 3 - Scrapper
Class 2 - My brain fails to come up with a good name for this one.
Class 3 - Scrapper
Herobizkit
Adventurer
1. Alpha - being the most prominent, talented, or aggressive person in a group
2. Bravo - a daring bandit, assassin, or murderer, esp. one hired to steal or murder for another.
3. Charlie - Vietnam War U.S. military slang for "Vietcong, Vietcong soldier," probably suggested by Victor Charlie, military communication code for V.C. (as abbreviation of Viet Cong), perhaps strengthened by World War II slang use of Charlie for Japanese soldiers, probably an extension of the 1930s derogatory application of Charlie to any Asian man, from fictional Chinese detective Charlie Chan
har de har
2. Bravo - a daring bandit, assassin, or murderer, esp. one hired to steal or murder for another.
3. Charlie - Vietnam War U.S. military slang for "Vietcong, Vietcong soldier," probably suggested by Victor Charlie, military communication code for V.C. (as abbreviation of Viet Cong), perhaps strengthened by World War II slang use of Charlie for Japanese soldiers, probably an extension of the 1930s derogatory application of Charlie to any Asian man, from fictional Chinese detective Charlie Chan
har de har
ExploderWizard
Hero
1. Alpha - being the most prominent, talented, or aggressive person in a group
2. Bravo - a daring bandit, assassin, or murderer, esp. one hired to steal or murder for another.
3. Charlie - Vietnam War U.S. military slang for "Vietcong, Vietcong soldier," probably suggested by Victor Charlie, military communication code for V.C. (as abbreviation of Viet Cong), perhaps strengthened by World War II slang use of Charlie for Japanese soldiers, probably an extension of the 1930s derogatory application of Charlie to any Asian man, from fictional Chinese detective Charlie Chan
har de har
LOL
What a perfectly Bravo-Sierra solution!!
Irda Ranger
First Post
Oh wow, lots of good suggestions here. Thanks!
Class #1: I like "Stalwart", a lot, but it's an adjective that describes his character (rather than a fighting style) and I don't have similar adjectives for Classes 2 and 3. I'll keep it in mind though, in case some good adjectives come up for the other two. For now I'll stick with Shieldsman.
Class #2: Skirmisher! Harrier is a good runner up, but Skirmisher is stronger. Very good suggestion, NerfedWizard.
Class #3: I'm sticking with Irregular for now. The Irregular can use weapons, so the "brawler", "pugilist", and similar suggestions are a bit off. I like "Infighter" though and will keep it in my back pocket. It may grow on me.
Lastly, a special shout-out to Minigiant. I like "Wanderer", but not as a class. I will easily find another use for it however. Thanks!
Class #1: I like "Stalwart", a lot, but it's an adjective that describes his character (rather than a fighting style) and I don't have similar adjectives for Classes 2 and 3. I'll keep it in mind though, in case some good adjectives come up for the other two. For now I'll stick with Shieldsman.
Class #2: Skirmisher! Harrier is a good runner up, but Skirmisher is stronger. Very good suggestion, NerfedWizard.
Class #3: I'm sticking with Irregular for now. The Irregular can use weapons, so the "brawler", "pugilist", and similar suggestions are a bit off. I like "Infighter" though and will keep it in my back pocket. It may grow on me.
Lastly, a special shout-out to Minigiant. I like "Wanderer", but not as a class. I will easily find another use for it however. Thanks!
ExploderWizard
Hero
Irda Ranger
First Post
Save this one for your barbarian class
Oh, no. Barbarian, Wanderer (and Soldier, mentioned above) are all something, they just aren't classes.
1) Myrmidon or Armsman.
2) Harrier: I like this better than Skirmisher because that term implies a bit more HTH combat, whereas the Harrier would seem to be master of all kinds of hit & run, resource draining, capability degrading tactics.
3) Nemesis. He is the "Other" who takes down opponents one-on-one, typically in an atypical fashion.
2) Harrier: I like this better than Skirmisher because that term implies a bit more HTH combat, whereas the Harrier would seem to be master of all kinds of hit & run, resource draining, capability degrading tactics.
3) Nemesis. He is the "Other" who takes down opponents one-on-one, typically in an atypical fashion.
