What is the major difference in Knight class and Warrior class

[Sabruness]

all of the above answers at the same time. the precise differences depend on the exact context, setting and etc.

 

[HyperiousTheSun]

A knight is a person mostly a warrior who has been given the honorary title of knighthood.
Knights use to all be warriors that fought for a state/cause. But not all warriors were knights.
Modern day recipients of knighthoods are people that make a great change/ service to their community/country/world, like Sir David Attenborough.
The short answer it is just a title.

 

[Agentt]

I imagine knights to be disciplined, and working for the king, while warriors are like mercenaries who just go barbaric

 

[RepresentingWrath]

Warrior=ronin. Knight=samurai.

 

[NotaNuffian]

Well in CN novels (goddamn these fucking authors) like The Original Vampire without any clear classification of what difference is in them, even in techniques and armor worn.

In The Wizard Abe, knights have better body tempering techniques that unlock more nodes in their body like in Defiance of the Fall, thus they have more access to energy.

In TOV, knights have an extra edge compared to their warrior counterpart with Holy attribute added into them. Also there are holy knights aka paladins working for the church, which is different from the knights under his majesty.

In 恶魔王族 or Devil Royalty(?), a work made before The Legendary Mechanic by the author, warrior class are basically physical hitters that rely on their equipment for magical/ elemental damage while knights rely on their chivalry codes for power, ie Humility by the knight being humble means increase in defense stats. Also they can fire sword beams unlike warriors

 

[Cipiteca396]

Well in CN novels (goddamn these fucking authors) like The Original Vampire without any clear classification of what difference is in them, even in techniques and armor worn.

In The Wizard Abe, knights have better body tempering techniques that unlock more nodes in their body like in Defiance of the Fall, thus they have more access to energy.

In TOV, knights have an extra edge compared to their warrior counterpart with Holy attribute added into them. Also there are holy knights aka paladins working for the church, which is different from the knights under his majesty.

I thought about this earlier, but since it's a CN, it may be a mistranslation. Warrior is such a generic word, it could be the translation for literally anything like Mercenary, Bandit or even Fist Fighter. Knight might also be a mistranslation, something they just looked at and said, "Eh, close enough." Don't know any Chinese though.

Wait, I used google translate. Just putting in warrior gets a translation which immediately goes back on itself as

Spoiler: junk

scholar
学者, 士, 学家, 学生, 儒, 学员
warrior
战士, 武士, 勇士, 士
knight
骑士, 武士, 爵士, 士
paladin
士, 武士

So yeah, it's actually incredibly likely that there's a mistranslation, assuming the translators were lazy like me.

 

[Lloyd]

knight is more defensive and warrior is more offensive

 

[Mechaphobic]

I think this would be like comparing us to actual authors with editors cover artists and staff. All a knight was, was a warrior who made it.

 

[KoyukiMegumi]

When I think of a night, I think of fancy-ass armor and style.

While when I think of a warrior, I think of dirt and wild. Weird I know.