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Re: Character Subcategories
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lugnet.castle
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Tue, 25 Jan 2000 15:57:14 GMT
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In lugnet.castle, Pawel Nazarewicz writes:
> Seeing as the list of characters will prove to be extensive, what would be a
> good way to categorize it (similiar question to structures)? My thoughts on the
> general segregation so far are:
Well, I gave my 'keywords' thought in my last post, so I'll restrict this
to ideas for more keywords.
> 1) Villager - your standard folks
> 2) Knight - your warriors by profession (part of bigger whole)
This might be a bit broad. Not all soldiers are knights...
> 10) Outlaw - wanted by the law in a specific kingdom - or all of them?
Criminal might be a good idea also. A cat burglar might not be an outlaw.
(only because he hasn't been caught yet...)
> 11) Servant - serves Royalty
> 12) Royalty - Kings, Queens, Barons, Lords, etc...
Technically, 'Royalty' would be the sovereign and his family. All the
lesser titles (Barons, Earls, Counts, Viscounts, Dukes, Archdukes,
Grand Dukes, Baronets, Grafs, and of course their female counterparts
plus many I'm forgetting) would be 'Nobility'.
> 13) Priest or Priestess - uses non-attacking Magic, as well as your regular
> church minifig (healers, etc)
> 14) Sorcerer or Sorceress - plenty of attacking Magic, fortune teller, etc.
This seems rather D&Dish to me, especially with the division of magic like
that. I would classify as 'Religious Figure' (which would include priests,
monks, nuns, rabbis, ministers, lamas, and whatever else people come up
with) and then have 'Magic-users' as the second category, which would be
wizards, witches, sorcerors, mages, healers, hedge-wizards,
thaumaturgists, demonologists, theurgists, mediums, augurers, oracles...
There might be overlap, but there's no need to force it.
> 15) Public Servant - Judges, etc...
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> I'm sure I'm missing something, but for example wizard would be a subcategory of
> Sorcerer, as would Necromancer, mage, etc... Thanks for your input.
The big one I see left out is Entertainers. Jongleurs, troubadors,
minstrels, bards, players, tumblers, performers of all sorts...
J
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