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<blockquote data-quote="Gadget" data-source="post: 6577153" data-attributes="member: 23716">Cool thread.&nbsp; I think back in the day, Black Robes were the only ones that got necromancy (as has been stated), yet I think I recall them also being denied evocation spells as well.&nbsp; I think they advanced faster as well, but had a max level lower than the others.&nbsp; Red Robes got illusion, but I cannot remember what was banned for them (other than probably necromancy).&nbsp; I think White Robes got evocation and divination, but did not have necromancy and enchantment schools.&nbsp; They also had a higher max level as well.&nbsp; The Dragonlance Nexus site would be a good place to ask these questions.&nbsp; In addition to the above 'thinking outside the box' suggestion of using the different Warlock packs, it would be interesting to come up with different sorcerer sub-classes based on the Towers of High Sorcery with different benefits tied to the waxing and waning of the respective moons, etc.&nbsp; But I suppose that the concept is so tied to the traditional wizard class that it would be hard to adjust to another class.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Gadget, post: 6577153, member: 23716"] Cool thread. I think back in the day, Black Robes were the only ones that got necromancy (as has been stated), yet I think I recall them also being denied evocation spells as well. I think they advanced faster as well, but had a max level lower than the others. Red Robes got illusion, but I cannot remember what was banned for them (other than probably necromancy). I think White Robes got evocation and divination, but did not have necromancy and enchantment schools. They also had a higher max level as well. The Dragonlance Nexus site would be a good place to ask these questions. In addition to the above 'thinking outside the box' suggestion of using the different Warlock packs, it would be interesting to come up with different sorcerer sub-classes based on the Towers of High Sorcery with different benefits tied to the waxing and waning of the respective moons, etc. But I suppose that the concept is so tied to the traditional wizard class that it would be hard to adjust to another class. [/QUOTE]

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