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Topic	What class would Adolph Hitler be summoned for the Holy Grail War?
ParanoidObsessive 09/19/18 7:10:48 PM #14:	Viking_Mudcrap posted... I would imagine being a "Leader" would be the same as a "King" in which they have skills associated with the title. Imagine, otherwise everyone would be Ruler. Technically, no - king mostly just means "person of noble birth" (later connotations aside). "Rex" in Latin arguably means ruler, and we tend to translate that forward into English as "king", and there are other rulership titles in other languages that we tend to treat the same way, but etymology is kind of important. Basically, I'm differentiating between people with titles derived from "power" or "nobility" or "divinity" or "patron" or whathaveyou, as opposed to a literal meaning of "ruler" or "leader" or "commander". --- "Wall of Text'D!" --- oldskoolplayr76 "POwned again." --- blight family <cite>ParanoidObsessive posted [p:909077751] in What class... [t:77019352]...</cite> <quote><cite>Viking_Mudcrap posted...</cite> <quote>I would imagine being a "Leader" would be the same as a "King" in which they have skills associated with the title. Imagine, otherwise everyone would be Ruler.</quote> Technically, no - king mostly just means "person of noble birth" (later connotations aside). "Rex" in Latin arguably means ruler, and we tend to translate that forward into English as "king", and there are other rulership titles in other languages that we tend to treat the same way, but etymology is kind of important. Basically, I'm differentiating between people with titles derived from "power" or "nobility" or "divinity" or "patron" or whathaveyou, as opposed to a literal meaning of "ruler" or "leader" or "commander". --- "Wall of Text'D!" --- oldskoolplayr76 "POwned again." --- blight family</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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