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    Ettin in the Playground
     
    SolithKnightGuy

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    Default Re: What alignment would you associate with each class

    Quote Originally Posted by Goobahfish View Post
    They are slowly working on it. After all sneak attack was originally 'back-stab'...
    And Rogue was originally Thief. Not very good for PR either, I'd say. :P
    Please be mindful of what you say in public; sadly not all can handle sarcasm or The Internet Credibility.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Anon von Zilch View Post
    Words actually mean things, people!


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    Quote Originally Posted by Joe the Rat View Post
    To borrow an old rodent allusion, "Rangers are just Rogues with good PR."

    But for me:

    On the Side of Order: Artificer, Paladin, Wizard
    On the Side of Chaos: Barbarian, Sorcerer, Warlock
    On the Side of Balance: Druid, Monk, Ranger
    On the Side of Not Giving A Damn About Cosmology: Bard, Fighter, Rogue

    ...With Clerics beholden to their deity's alignment.

    (This really makes me want to set up some sort of Warrior, Caster, Expert x Order, Balance, Chaos system.)
    *applause*
    Quote Originally Posted by Arkhios View Post
    And Rogue was originally Thief. Not very good for PR either, I'd say. :P
    The Thief of Baghdad was a movie. The Thief was a good guy / protagnoist.
    AD&D2e bowdlerized the thief (who previously had to be any non good alignment, by rule) into Rogue ... I'll get off of my soapbox now.
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    SolithKnightGuy

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    Default Re: What alignment would you associate with each class

    Quote Originally Posted by KorvinStarmast View Post
    *applause*
    The Thief of Baghdad was a movie. The Thief was a good guy / protagnoist.
    AD&D2e bowdlerized the thief (who previously had to be any non good alignment, by rule) into Rogue ... I'll get off of my soapbox now.
    Sure, but the stigma of "a thief" in general is still quite vivid.
    Please be mindful of what you say in public; sadly not all can handle sarcasm or The Internet Credibility.
    My Homebrew:
    Base Class: Warlord | Roguish Archetype: Inquisitor | Roguish Archetype: Thug | Primal Path: Rage Mage


    Quote Originally Posted by Anon von Zilch View Post
    Words actually mean things, people!


    Ongoing game & character:
    Sajan Uttam, human Monk 6/Fist of Irori 3 (Legacy of Fire)


    D&D/Pathfinder CV of sorts
    3.0 since 2002
    3.5 since 2003
    4e since 2008
    Pathfinder 1e since 2008
    5e since 2014

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    DruidGuy

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    Default Re: What alignment would you associate with each class

    I mean... the word thief and 'taking things which are not yours' kind of go together.

    Now, I don't know what plane you come from, but in the Material Plane, taking things that don't belong to you is entirely normal behaviour.

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