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TentacleLord said
The only question, which also seems to have been raised previously in this thread, is why did he suddenly become a Dark Knight? Simon is accepted with no problems.

Because Vincanity told me that's what Grandmasters can do? He said they could adapt themselves to another class to fill a role, and I chose Dark Knight because... it seemed like the most versatile class I could go for outside of Magic Flier.

So wait, are Grandmasters not allowed to shift into another class now?

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In my own defense, Kristoph is only brilliant as a strategist. As far as combat goes, it's obviously based on the Tactician/Grandmaster build, which stresses versatility. Basically a literal use of the phrase "Jack of all trades, master of none".

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Well, at least I had an even gender distribution with the Thane family. Okay, fine, the two females died, but dammit it's the thought that counts! ...Right?

EDIT: Also, how does one go about specifying that the Tactician became a Grandmaster and then switched to something else in the profile?

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So... you're waiting for each other? Well, OK, I count as well, but I wanted everyone's reaction before I actually moved the plot forward and... well that means Ren.

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Well, that makes sense in a meta-game aspect, but what about RP? I pretty thoroughly established Kristoph as a brilliant strategist. But it sounds like he suddenly loses his ability to act in that role as soon as he becomes a Dark Knight, which wouldn't make any sense from a logic standpoint.

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Okay, but the Tactician aspect has to be retained somehow I imagine, yes? In such a case, then I would kind of like Kristoph to have wandered into the Dark Knight class. I mean, a Mounted Unit capable of attacking both physically AND magically? Yes please!

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Okay but... they must retain some of their Tactician swag in the transition, right?

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Right now I'm presuming it means "gain another weapon or tome of your choice" or something to that effect, in which case I would almost certainly give Kristoph either a Bow or make him Mounted. *shrugs* Of course I could be dead wrong so... yeah.

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I'm still confused about Grandmasters. What does "Learn another class" mean?

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MULTI_MEDIA_MAN said
I have a feeling Barst might have at least crossed paths with Kristoph. At the VERY least, he'd know of him, and the brutal loss of his wife and daughter's squadron. *Plotting begins*

Oh I have no doubt about that. The Thane family are meant to be central figures in Caldegia's defense during the invasion. Kristoph in particular would have been one of the Commanders.