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<blockquote data-quote="Dr. Strangemonkey" data-source="post: 4711755" data-attributes="member: 6533">This is in no way a thread crap, but:The Chronicles of PrydainThe Chronicles of NarniaThe Malazan Books of the FallenThe Outlaws of SherwoodDune - if you count itThe Chronicles of the Black Company - for the most partThe Wheel of Time - there are exceptions but once you get past the first book most people who are actually adventuring together seem to be of similar levelThe Song of Ice and Fire - not the whole series, mind you, but there are many instances of skilled groups rather than powered troupesThe Dies the Fire seriesA good bit of the Heralds seriesThe Rhapsody SeriesClassical Precedents:Arthurian LiteratureThe Song of Roland and The Matter of France in generalThe IliadBaron Munchasen and his Clever ServantsRomance of the Three KingdomsJourney to the WestThe Outlaws of the MarshThe Canterbury Tales - in a very oblique and non-adventurous wayThe Henriad - not all characters are equally bad-ass, but I'd say Fallstaff is as high a level coward as other characters are true knightsThe Seven Against ThebesJason and the Argonauts - at least once Hercules has left</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dr. Strangemonkey, post: 4711755, member: 6533"] This is in no way a thread crap, but: The Chronicles of Prydain The Chronicles of Narnia The Malazan Books of the Fallen The Outlaws of Sherwood Dune - if you count it The Chronicles of the Black Company - for the most part The Wheel of Time - there are exceptions but once you get past the first book most people who are actually adventuring together seem to be of similar level The Song of Ice and Fire - not the whole series, mind you, but there are many instances of skilled groups rather than powered troupes The Dies the Fire series A good bit of the Heralds series The Rhapsody Series Classical Precedents: Arthurian Literature The Song of Roland and The Matter of France in general The Iliad Baron Munchasen and his Clever Servants Romance of the Three Kingdoms Journey to the West The Outlaws of the Marsh The Canterbury Tales - in a very oblique and non-adventurous way The Henriad - not all characters are equally bad-ass, but I'd say Fallstaff is as high a level coward as other characters are true knights The Seven Against Thebes Jason and the Argonauts - at least once Hercules has left [/QUOTE]

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