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<blockquote data-quote="ccs" data-source="post: 7825568" data-attributes="member: 6803664">In my games, generally Yes.&nbsp; Wizards, Priests, Paladins, Rangers, Assassins, Ninjas, Samaurai, Chevaliers, Monks, Druids, Alchemists etc &amp; more are all known things.You can easily find members of these classes or references to them.Terms like Warlock/Witch/Sorcerer/Barbarian/Thief/Warrior/Knight/etc?&nbsp; They exist, but might easily be misapplied.&nbsp; Even by members of those classes.<ul>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">For example; my 1/2ling warlock has no idea that there's an actual term that describes how she learns her magic &amp; her relationship to her patron.&nbsp; She might sometimes say that she's a &quot;Magic User&quot;, but usually just calls herself &quot;An Awesome Adventurer&quot;. She knows though that she's not a wizard.</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">Meanwhile her sister, my 1/2ling barbarian, would never refer to herself by any type of class name. (She doesn't even identify as an adventurer, though she is a legit hero) She simply fights in an undisciplined, desperate, savage way as that's how she was forced to learn how to survive after being captured by orc raiders.</li>
</ul>&quot;Fighter&quot; doesn't exist as it's own thing, or even really a description - rather members of this class are your soldiers,&nbsp; warriors, archers, spearmen, etc.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ccs, post: 7825568, member: 6803664"] In my games, generally Yes. Wizards, Priests, Paladins, Rangers, Assassins, Ninjas, Samaurai, Chevaliers, Monks, Druids, Alchemists etc & more are all known things. You can easily find members of these classes or references to them. Terms like Warlock/Witch/Sorcerer/Barbarian/Thief/Warrior/Knight/etc? They exist, but might easily be misapplied. Even by members of those classes. [LIST] [*]For example; my 1/2ling warlock has no idea that there's an actual term that describes how she learns her magic & her relationship to her patron. She might sometimes say that she's a "Magic User", but usually just calls herself "An Awesome Adventurer". She knows though that she's [U]not[/U] a wizard. [*]Meanwhile her sister, my 1/2ling barbarian, would [I]never[/I] refer to herself by any type of class name. (She doesn't even identify as an adventurer, though she is a legit hero) She simply fights in an undisciplined, desperate, savage way as that's how she was forced to learn how to survive after being captured by orc raiders. [/LIST] "Fighter" doesn't exist as it's own thing, or even really a description - rather members of this class are your soldiers, warriors, archers, spearmen, etc. [/QUOTE]

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