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<blockquote data-quote="Tales and Chronicles" data-source="post: 8362365" data-attributes="member: 6871653">Reading your most recent post makes me realize&nbsp; something:The name Chronicler is used a lot in those short descriptions from an in-game point of view. I know you have the idea of Chroniclers being mostly Wizard and Bard (as the classic loremaster), but I think I'll suggest a new way: What if Chronicler was the term using by sages and loremasters to describe Adventurers, Drifters, Mercs, etc. Like, ''to chronicle'' is to experience the vast and forgotten world, unearthing its secrets and fighting to gather, amass or preserver those knowledges and treasures by the way of the word or the sword.&nbsp; In a sense, the more traditional brainy classes arent the only one to be able to be called Chroniclers, but also every adventuring class as-see-in-D&amp;D.The notches on a fighters shield or the scars on a barbarian back, the vault of a rogue and the code of the monk are just as much a Chronicle that tell the story of the world as the books and tales of bards and wizard.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Tales and Chronicles, post: 8362365, member: 6871653"] Reading your most recent post makes me realize something: The name Chronicler is used a lot in those short descriptions from an in-game point of view. I know you have the idea of Chroniclers being mostly Wizard and Bard (as the classic loremaster), but I think I'll suggest a new way: What if Chronicler was the term using by sages and loremasters to describe Adventurers, Drifters, Mercs, etc. Like, ''to chronicle'' is to experience the vast and forgotten world, unearthing its secrets and fighting to gather, amass or preserver those knowledges and treasures by the way of the word or the sword. In a sense, the more traditional brainy classes arent the only one to be able to be called Chroniclers, but also every adventuring class as-see-in-D&D. The notches on a fighters shield or the scars on a barbarian back, the vault of a rogue and the code of the monk are just as much a Chronicle that tell the story of the world as the books and tales of bards and wizard. [/QUOTE]

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