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<blockquote data-quote="Desdichado" data-source="post: 178015" data-attributes="member: 2205">Exactly!&nbsp; Appealing to the rules in a thread that complains that the rules don't match the concept presented in the book hardly makes any sense.&nbsp; The point is, and this is not a vocabulary word, but it is an important concept: the rules of the sorceror class don't match the concept of the sorceror class very well.&nbsp; Therefore, yeah, we're talking homebrews and house rules here, of course.&nbsp; That's the whole point.Dude, look at the title of the thread before you march in here and start complaining about whether or not anyone should be saying &quot;the sorceror should be so-an-so.&quot;&nbsp; If you disagree with the title of the thread, then obviously you dont' think it should.&nbsp; Then again, what reason would you have for arguing in the thread in the first place?Oh, and your examples of movies and literature is seriously flawed.&nbsp; In movies and literature there is no distinction whatsoever between wizards and sorcerors (except the Belgariad perhaps) or other types of &quot;magic-users.&quot;&nbsp; That's a game construct, not a literary one.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Desdichado, post: 178015, member: 2205"] [i][/i][color=silver][/color] Exactly! Appealing to the rules in a thread that complains that the rules don't match the concept presented in the book hardly makes any sense. The point is, and this is not a vocabulary word, but it is an important concept: [i]the rules of the sorceror class don't match the concept of the sorceror class very well.[/i] Therefore, yeah, we're talking homebrews and house rules here, of course. That's the whole point. [i][/i][color=silver][/color] Dude, look at the title of the thread before you march in here and start complaining about whether or not anyone should be saying "the sorceror [i]should[/i] be so-an-so." If you disagree with the title of the thread, then [i]obviously[/i] you dont' think it should. Then again, what reason would you have for arguing in the thread in the first place? Oh, and your examples of movies and literature is seriously flawed. In movies and literature there is no distinction whatsoever between wizards and sorcerors (except the Belgariad perhaps) or other types of "magic-users." That's a game construct, not a literary one. [/QUOTE]

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