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<blockquote data-quote="Minigiant" data-source="post: 9134174" data-attributes="member: 63508">One thing I would have loved and am doing with wizards is the idea of Arcane Quirks.&nbsp; There would be positive and negative quirks and major and minor quirks.Different Wizard subclasses would have the wizard choose positive and negative, minor or major quirks.A Magic Academy Wizard would only have minor positive quirks as the school would drill out bad habits and won't pass you if you learn the material.A Magic School Dropout would still have a bunch of minor negative quirks and a major positive quirks due to not maintaining the program.A Sidhe Mage would learn the slow methodical process to the elven arcane legacy. The mage would be of elven age range or have their age magically lengthen. They would focus on the elven and fey quirks: Divination Focus, Enchantment Focus, Illusion Focus, Teleportation Focus, Psychic Damage, Speed, Low Power, Low Toughness, Overconfidence,A Wizard of Legacy would gain the quirks of the master they apprenticed under. Leaning heavily on Major positive and negative quirks.The Bloodline Wizard would be rather sorcerous but come with all the negative quirks of being bred for magic or being in a position of power over your trainer.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Minigiant, post: 9134174, member: 63508"] One thing I would have loved and am doing with wizards is the idea of Arcane Quirks. There would be positive and negative quirks and major and minor quirks. Different Wizard subclasses would have the wizard choose positive and negative, minor or major quirks. A Magic Academy Wizard would only have minor positive quirks as the school would drill out bad habits and won't pass you if you learn the material. A Magic School Dropout would still have a bunch of minor negative quirks and a major positive quirks due to not maintaining the program. A Sidhe Mage would learn the slow methodical process to the elven arcane legacy. The mage would be of elven age range or have their age magically lengthen. They would focus on the elven and fey quirks: Divination Focus, Enchantment Focus, Illusion Focus, Teleportation Focus, Psychic Damage, Speed, Low Power, Low Toughness, Overconfidence, A Wizard of Legacy would gain the quirks of the master they apprenticed under. Leaning heavily on Major positive and negative quirks. The Bloodline Wizard would be rather sorcerous but come with all the negative quirks of being bred for magic or being in a position of power over your trainer. [/QUOTE]

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