What class is King Arthur

There's literally nothing wrong with PnP PvP. Scrub.

Depends on the system. Some systems can make PvP fun and have it not disrupt the game. Other systems are like D&D, where it utterly sucks and ruins everything.

Galahad?
Galahad was a bit 'muh purity', but he wasn't a cunt like his dad.
He's sort of the person everyone admires but never really understands because he's so much of a perfect perfectionist you're almost waiting for him to crack.

The ruling class

Fighting-Man.

Whenever I hear this I always imagine like a caveman or stereotypical Neanderthal and it fucking cracks me up. Why didn't they just use the word "Knight" to describe "man-who-hits-things-with-sword-and-wears-armour"

Because Knights are considered nobility and a lot of medieval soldiers are not. Soldier sounds modern and Warrior often sounds barbaric.
I dunno, not my choice in name.

Title. Landed or landless. Later romanticized with chivalry.

Not all Fighters use swords and wear armor

once and future class

they are shit fighters then. if you want to use axes, roll barbarian.

All of DnD is based on romantic era medievalism, specifically Ivanhoe

Saber

Not all Knights used swords? In fact that was a side arm for a knight the same way most soldiers use an assault rifle or submachine gun primarily instead of their fucking handguns

Not monks.

Fuck off, you know exactly what I meant.

Meh, by the time they reach lev 8-9 they are rich enough and done enough decent shit to be knighted by any local king.

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Bard

>30 ranks bluff
>"I pulled this sword out so it means I'm king."

He did have a pretty decent party with cavaliers, paladins, wizards, a dwarf, and a mage/knight hybrid. Then he tried a plane raid that really didn't go well. Should have leveled up some more before trying that.

>implying they want to be knighted
>implying the king wants anything to do with them

This is 2E isn't it? I miss when they used to do this kind of stuff

I miss old table top in general compared to what it is now

1E Deities and Demigods man
There's a chapter on Arthurian Heroes

I wish I was competent enough to convert these to Pathfinder.

How would you build the most typical knight of the round table class in Pathfinder using only core classes?

Demigod. Arthur is the soul of Britain, the Once and Future King, and his return will usher in a golden age of prosperity and righteousness.

man-at-arms

Here's the rest if anyone actually wanted to see it
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lel, could you give your replies possibly any less thought?

>Some systems can make PvP fun
like? i can only think of paranoia

Better question.

What class is Sir Kay?

He's in a class all his own.

That image is incredibly Dark Souls

Weren't giants common in medieval folklore and such?

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Those are surprisingly nuanced. Is it some GURPS sourcebook?

Yeah. Literally called "Camelot". It was on a few university's recommended reading list because the authors were that autistic. They go over the mythic version that was written way back then, the cinematic we have nowadays in movies and stuff and the real life. Some stuff too about Europe of the 5th century. Neat read.
Also have the stats of a probable real-life Arthur.

Class-based systems are cancer.

Arthur is a knight.

Most of his skills will be in sword, lance, ride: horse, battle tactics, siegecraft, knowledge: chivalric code, and a smattering of peasant skills from his days as a dung-picking orphan.

Now I want to play a sarcastic giant administrator knight.

>starts with magic sword and a fuckton of money
He starts as a squire without any money.

King, multiclassed into Cuck.

Chosen by God and blessed with a holy sword by a powerful spirit of good.

>his days as a dung-picking orphan
He was raised as a foster son by Sir Ector in his household

Social Class: King (Head of State)
Character Class: Fighter14

>Sir Kex
This sounds like a decent reaction image