A Band!
In the same vein as you might have a pride of lions or a murder of crows, what would might you call a bunch of the same class gathered together?
Some of my thoughts to get us started (feel free to repeat classes with your own version).
Inquisitors - A Judgment
Wizards- A Class
Alchemists - A Destruction
Sorcerers - A Team
Brawlers - A Tumult
Rangers - A Retribution
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Bards - a troupe
Inquisitors - an inquisition
Warpriests - a battle
Wizards - a faculty
Anti-paladins - Oh crap, game over man. Game over!
Or maybe alchemists should be a Cataclysm?
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Alchemists - An accident just waiting to happen
Barbarians - A pack
Bards - TARGET PRACTICE A college
Clerics - A pilgrimage
Druids - A circle
Gunslingers - Four people who made some VERY poor career choices A posse
Fighters - A squad
Monks - ...y'know, I have no idea.
Rangers - Hell, you only need one!
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If there are four of them, then they are a bardbershop quartet. ;)
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A murder of hobos.
Wizards - a lecture
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Monks: a Meditation
Rogues: a Con
Hunters/Rangers: a Lodge
Bloodragers: a Massacre
Oracles: a Prophecy
Witches: Coven works, but also, Nap Time
Arcanists: a Thesis Committee
Fighters: an Armory
Skalds: a Saga, or simply a Band (consider band names that feature one or more umlaut)
Paladins: a game breaking hassle
A frenzy of barbarians
A cacophony of bards
A schism of clerics
A commune of druids
A meat-shield of fighters
A conservation of monks (as in, conservation of ninjitsu - that one probably needs some work)
An alignment debate of paladins
A wilderness of rangers
A passel of rogues (OK, not original but it works)
An ego of sorcerors (actually, this works for the singular form too)
A superiority of wizards
An explosion of alchemists (not to be confused with an alchemist's explosion, or indeed an exploding alchemist)
A dearth of cavaliers (it's true, I don't know of anyone who plays one)
A fistful of gunslingers
A scourge of inquisitors
A journey of magi
A portent of oracles
A logistical nightmare of summoners
A hexsplosion of witches (oh yes, I went there)
That'll do for now, at least
A gathering of bards is a gorsedd. A group of such gatherings is referred to as gorseddau.
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Group of bards - Cemetery.
Bards - a murder of puns
Rogues - a heist
Clerics - a conclave
Warpriests- a crusade
Paladins - (in Golarion) Mendev
Brawlers - a tournament
Cavaliers - a stable
Skalds - a flyting
Swashbucklers - a flynn
I don't call the group of bards. Why would I want to hear all that racket?
A soliloquy of bards
A ballet of bards
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a horde of Barbarians
a troupe of Bards
a council of Clerics
a synod of Druids
a bristle of Fighters
a solidarity of Monks
an errand of Paladins
a copse of Rangers
an association of Rogues
a krewe of Sorcerers
a class of Wizards
a quandary of Alchemists
a parade of Cavaliers
a gallery of Gunslingers
a mission of Inquisitors
a gift of Magi
a foreboding of Oracles
a menagerie of Summoners
a cabal of Witches
a scourge of Antipaladins
a cell of Ninja
a peerage of Samurai
a fountain of Arcanists
an avalanche of Bloodragers
a club of Brawlers
a pack of Hunters
a firm of Investigators
a concentration of Shamans
a hall of Skalds
a pod of Slayers
a coterie of Swashbucklers
a vanguard of Warpriests
a storm of Kineticists
a stable of Mediums
a conspiracy of Mesmerists
a procession of Spiritualists
a carnival of Occultists
a bedlam of Psychics
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a group of rogues is called your players need to learn how to play
I think that says more about your not knowing how to play a Rogue than it does about this hypothetical group of them. As I've said before, Ali Baba =/= Beowulf, and if you're stuck in the wrong groove then of course your Rogue won't work out well. Please don't turn this into one of those threads.
I think a Choir of Bards
a Tribe of Barbarians
an Order of Monks (or Paladins)
a Squad of Fighters
a Denomination of Clerics
a Sect of Oracles
Although I do love a Murder of Hobos from above.
I thought a group of bards were called difficult terrain.
Halfling Fighters: The pitter patter of little feats