Trying to name new classes

[Andrew D. Gable]

Here's a few.

"Totem Barbarian": A barbarian that draws his powers and inspiration from a particulare animal.

Berserker. Although the Berserkers were limited to a few animals, I think mainly bears and wolves.

"Plantlord": A druid in touch with plants in general.

Cylenchar. I admit, I've been hung up on that name ever since I heard it used as an alternate name for the Green Man. Fits your concept, though.

"Freedom fighter": CG paladin.

Abolitionist. Although that has certain "meaning baggage" associated.

 

[Zander]

My suggestions in red...

"Jack-of-all-trades": a rogue focused on skills.
"Dilettantor" from the word "dilettante".

"Life Mage": a sorcerer focused on conjuration and necromancy.
"Vitamancer"

"Manipulator": a sorcerer focused on Illusion and Transmutation.
"Meldmage"

"Dragon mage": a sorcerer that draws his powers directly from draconic ascendance.
"Dracomancer" or "Dracomagus"

"Arcane Warrior": fighter / spontaneous arcane caster.
"Swordceror""

"Militant mage": the non-spontaneous equivalent of the Arcane Warrior.
"Bellicainist" from the words "bellicose" and "arcanist".

 

[Remathilis]

I made a lot of these with the thesaurus on Dictionary.com.

That is possibly the coolist list. I'm yanking a few for some classes of my own.

 

[Gez]

In French or in English?

"Totem Barbarian": A barbarian that draws his powers and inspiration from a particuliar animal. I come up with Belluaire, after trying vainly to find a name that wouldn't have "Guerrier" in it to translate AU's Totem Warrior.
Reasonning: Belluaires were those gladiators that fought wild beasts. The name came from bellua, wild animal. So, same etymology, but rather than fight against, they fight with.

"Devotee": A cleric more fanatically devoted to his/her god.
Flamen? Fervent flamen?
I came up with the zealot for a sort of fanatic monklike cleric (spellcasting only as a bard, but from a limited subset of the cleric's spells).