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<blockquote data-quote="A'koss" data-source="post: 3917239" data-attributes="member: 840">A couple of things to keep in mind... One, we certainly don't have the whole picture yet and two, the Races &amp; Classes book was written some months ago and there will certainly have been some changes since then. If you've followed some of the WotC blogs, they've touched upon this some already...&quot;&quot;Every class gets cool &quot;non-attack&quot; power choices as well as attack power choices. Wizards will still be able to cast spells such as Disguise Self, Jump, or Levitate. It's true that we'd like to &quot;narrow&quot; wizards a bit, and save (for example) some illusion spells for an honest-to-gosh Illusionist class down the road, or necromancy spells for a Necromancer. But wizards will still &quot;splash&quot; at least a few of the iconic powers in these themes of magic. For example, wizards still have Invisibility available to them. But when the Illusionist class comes around, he'll have better Invisibility options.&quot;I remember a blog from not-so-long ago that specifically talked about them adding back some more utility spells into the Wizard's list.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="A'koss, post: 3917239, member: 840"] A couple of things to keep in mind... One, we certainly don't have the whole picture yet and two, the Races & Classes book was written some months ago and there will certainly have been some changes since then. If you've followed some of the WotC blogs, they've touched upon this some already... [I]""Every class gets cool "non-attack" power choices as well as attack power choices. Wizards will still be able to cast spells such as Disguise Self, Jump, or Levitate. It's true that we'd like to "narrow" wizards a bit, and save (for example) some illusion spells for an honest-to-gosh Illusionist class down the road, or necromancy spells for a Necromancer. But wizards will still "splash" at least a few of the iconic powers in these themes of magic. For example, wizards still have Invisibility available to them. But when the Illusionist class comes around, he'll have better Invisibility options."[/I] I remember a blog from not-so-long ago that [I]specifically[/I] talked about them adding back some more utility spells into the Wizard's list. [/QUOTE]

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