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<blockquote data-quote="Hillsy7" data-source="post: 7184964" data-attributes="member: 6689191">Yeah with specific characters, there's a certain amount of bleed over, but if you take out Aragorn's nobility, he's a dude who can fight, track, know the land, live out in the wild, knows the enemies he's likely to find....he's the quintessential old guy with a rifle in the shack that helps the young pups get where they're going without dying.....Ned Stark is a fair point - he's probably more Druid thinking about it. Spock is a bit cleric I guess, or Data......They are very much rank-and-file characters in thrall to a specific ideal.....I don't reallly know enough about a mystic to know what the archetype would be for that....but in all honesty, if you strip out the Force powers from Luke Skywalker, he's someone who wanted to fulfil his potential through action and training, which sort of aligns with the very rough Fighteryness of being a trained master of something (thoguh I will readily admit that the Fighter is basically a catch-all for sooooooo many traditional &quot;heroes&quot;.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Hillsy7, post: 7184964, member: 6689191"] Yeah with specific characters, there's a certain amount of bleed over, but if you take out Aragorn's nobility, he's a dude who can fight, track, know the land, live out in the wild, knows the enemies he's likely to find....he's the quintessential old guy with a rifle in the shack that helps the young pups get where they're going without dying..... Ned Stark is a fair point - he's probably more Druid thinking about it. Spock is a bit cleric I guess, or Data......They are very much rank-and-file characters in thrall to a specific ideal..... I don't reallly know enough about a mystic to know what the archetype would be for that....but in all honesty, if you strip out the Force powers from Luke Skywalker, he's someone who wanted to fulfil his potential through action and training, which sort of aligns with the very rough Fighteryness of being a trained master of something (thoguh I will readily admit that the Fighter is basically a catch-all for sooooooo many traditional "heroes". [/QUOTE]

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