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<blockquote data-quote="bloodtide" data-source="post: 9330205" data-attributes="member: 6684958"><p>To the common folk Adventurers are seen as a mix between Bounty Hunters, Explorers, Problem Solvers and Helpers. So, a mix of The A-Team, Expendables, Leverage, Warehouse 13, Supernatural and X-Files. </p><p></p><p>The basic idea is they live somewhere on the "edge" of society...mostly unseen by most people. But when you have a problem...and no one else can help...and if you can find them...maybe they can help you.</p><p></p><p>The world is full...really full of monsters...real monsters. And for the most part the common folk are mostly helpless vs the monsters. But more so the common folk just don't have the knowledge or experience to be effective combatants vs most monsters. And this does not even scratch the surface of the more people like monsters like vampires and werewolves.</p><p></p><p>Of course a lot of people also don't like the adventurers. Many see them as little more then grave robbers or tomb robbers. And many don't like that not only do they not live in "society", but they also follow few or even none of societies rules. And it does not help that many adventurers can be "wild" at best.</p><p></p><p>Though a lot of people also fall a bit in the middle...they don't really like adventurers...but see them as a necessary evil. Even the King that does not like the 'wild' adventurers that wander the kingdom...he is more then happy to call on them to slay a dragon.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bloodtide, post: 9330205, member: 6684958"] To the common folk Adventurers are seen as a mix between Bounty Hunters, Explorers, Problem Solvers and Helpers. So, a mix of The A-Team, Expendables, Leverage, Warehouse 13, Supernatural and X-Files. The basic idea is they live somewhere on the "edge" of society...mostly unseen by most people. But when you have a problem...and no one else can help...and if you can find them...maybe they can help you. The world is full...really full of monsters...real monsters. And for the most part the common folk are mostly helpless vs the monsters. But more so the common folk just don't have the knowledge or experience to be effective combatants vs most monsters. And this does not even scratch the surface of the more people like monsters like vampires and werewolves. Of course a lot of people also don't like the adventurers. Many see them as little more then grave robbers or tomb robbers. And many don't like that not only do they not live in "society", but they also follow few or even none of societies rules. And it does not help that many adventurers can be "wild" at best. Though a lot of people also fall a bit in the middle...they don't really like adventurers...but see them as a necessary evil. Even the King that does not like the 'wild' adventurers that wander the kingdom...he is more then happy to call on them to slay a dragon. [/QUOTE]
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