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<blockquote data-quote="Nightfall" data-source="post: 1291045" data-attributes="member: 374">Depends on the social climate. Most of the necromancers in Hollowfaust call themselves Journeymen/women, Masters or apprecentices. Outside of that, most define themselves by their mastery of various art things their masters taught them. For example, the High Elven Magus of Ehotivael calls himself &quot;High Arcanist of the Waves, Master Summoner of the Watery Depth, Crystal Shaper of the Cities below the Cerulean seas.&quot; Most everyone knows what a paladin is, but they usually say something like &quot;I'm a Madrielite Knight&quot; or &quot;A Justicar of Hedrad&quot;. Most Coreanic paladins of course mention their order. Brother in the Order of Silver. Sister in service of the Sword of Mithril. Etc. Rangers...most are just woodguides, but also depends on their brotherhoods.&nbsp;Basically what I'm saying is class defines only so much. The rest is dependent on the place.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Nightfall, post: 1291045, member: 374"] Depends on the social climate. Most of the necromancers in Hollowfaust call themselves Journeymen/women, Masters or apprecentices. Outside of that, most define themselves by their mastery of various art things their masters taught them. For example, the High Elven Magus of Ehotivael calls himself "High Arcanist of the Waves, Master Summoner of the Watery Depth, Crystal Shaper of the Cities below the Cerulean seas." Most everyone knows what a paladin is, but they usually say something like "I'm a Madrielite Knight" or "A Justicar of Hedrad". Most Coreanic paladins of course mention their order. Brother in the Order of Silver. Sister in service of the Sword of Mithril. Etc. Rangers...most are just woodguides, but also depends on their brotherhoods. Basically what I'm saying is class defines only so much. The rest is dependent on the place. [/QUOTE]

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