snekkyman101520

[vast brook]

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[low canopy]

speaking from feeling, but "errer" feels to me like you're straight up lost while "vagabonder" feels like you're wandering without a set goal but you're not lost either, not looking to get back home. They're pretty much the same otherwise.

[drifting cove]

Both verbs has the same meaning, it's mainly a context and what do you want to say question

[dry blaze]

Errer can also be "to stray"

But yeah, vagabonder makes me think more of people who intentionally wander, errer feels more generic when talking about wandering (though I think I usually see it for "to stray")