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<blockquote data-quote="DavyGreenwind" data-source="post: 9133607" data-attributes="member: 7035905">I mentioned this in an earlier post about &quot;more flavorful wizard subclasses,&quot; but I think it would be really cool to focus on fields of study outside the schools of magic, maybe using the INT skills as a starting point.A Magizoologist, with extra proficiencies and abilities regarding magical creatures, maybe an enhanced familiar (Nature).An Archeomancer, with abilities tied to ruins, ancient civilizations, lost magic, magic items, etc. (History).An Arcane Investigator is someone called in to investigate arcane anomalies and magical crimes (Investigation).The Mage Scholar would be a lot like Scribes, doubling down on the study of magic itself. (Arcana).A Wandslinger would be cool. Quickdraw, upgradeable wands, etc.Subclasses about the Wizard's actual role, focusing on Wizard as the INT class, would be much more interesting and flavorful.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DavyGreenwind, post: 9133607, member: 7035905"] I mentioned this in an earlier post about "more flavorful wizard subclasses," but I think it would be really cool to focus on fields of study outside the schools of magic, maybe using the INT skills as a starting point. A Magizoologist, with extra proficiencies and abilities regarding magical creatures, maybe an enhanced familiar (Nature). An Archeomancer, with abilities tied to ruins, ancient civilizations, lost magic, magic items, etc. (History). An Arcane Investigator is someone called in to investigate arcane anomalies and magical crimes (Investigation). The Mage Scholar would be a lot like Scribes, doubling down on the study of magic itself. (Arcana). A Wandslinger would be cool. Quickdraw, upgradeable wands, etc. Subclasses about the Wizard's actual role, focusing on Wizard as the INT class, would be much more interesting and flavorful. [/QUOTE]

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