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[crazy_cat]

How about Registered User, Community Supporter, and Community Patron or just another Community Supporter but with a different graphic or other badge to identify the differnt level of supporterness.

 

[El Mahdi]

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[El Mahdi]

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[Tortoise]

I've attahed a form people can fill out if they feel the overwhelming need to express their feelings of betrayal at the very mention of a tier nameing scheme that doesn't take their personal sensitivities into account.

Enjoy.

Moderator's note:

You see, ladies and gents, this is precisely the way to go about making an argument nastier and longer lasting - by being insulting to the opinions of others. We expect folks on EN World to show some decent manners, and have the good sense to not be a jerk. Please, folks, let's not continue on the insulting line.

(Oh, and I've removed the attachment)

 

[El Mahdi]

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[Oryan77]

Just use Planescape Faction terminology then:

Namer, Factor, Factol

The planes are used in every edition of D&D. If you don't use factions, then now would be a good time to start. If you don't use the planes in D&D, then there is no reason you can't change your campaign setting. After you have changed your game to reflect these new tiers, nobody will have anything to complain about!

 

[Mark]

Have you no shame?...

If you submit that question through the form found by clicking the scales below my name, our representatives will contact you with an answer within that time it takes for you to use the form yet again to send your thanks.

 

[Nonei]

Or maybe Minion, Adventurer, Immortal (or Demi-God)?

Commoner, Adventurer, Demi-God?


I will also second the suggestion of NPC, player, Dungeon Master
(although I acknowledge the person saying that assumes someone wants to be DM)

 

[Herobizkit]

How about Apprentice, Journeyman, and Master?

I like this a lot. Chalk up a vote for it, if someone's keeping track.

 

[Hellzon]

Commoner, Adventurer, Demi-God?

That reminds me: Commoner, Expert, Aristocrat?