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Message: <blockquote data-quote="FrogReaver" data-source="post: 9358399" data-attributes="member: 6795602">You seem to be confusing historical context for fantasy context.  There’s many very popular games that have implemented monk classes as martial artist classes.  I’m much less versed in fantasy literature so don’t know how well it applies there as well. Again, you too focused on history as providing identity. Besides almost no one knows that particular historic tidbit. My argument wasn’t the class needs to represent some historical real world group of people. Not sure why you keep going there.D&d isn’t the only ttrpg.  There are also crpgs.  There are other mmorpgs. There are other games. Possibly novels as well. Etc. Most would picture a soldier or mercenary. Kind of timeless in that sense. More than just any ole knight. A holy knight.</blockquote>