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<blockquote data-quote="Ave Rage" data-source="post: 847206" data-attributes="member: 5483">The Cleric has powerful spells, but he has to ask for them.The Sorcerer is strong but doesn't understand the 'why' just the 'how'The Druid looks too inward (only in the forest) The Wizard not only can cast his own spells (not given to him by the forest spirits/diety) but he also understands how they work and thus can improve upon and eventually surpassing every other caster.&nbsp; Like how anyone can shoot a gun but it took a person who understood how the bullet traveled to put the grooves down the barrel for greater accuracy/distance.This thought just popped into my head as I'm extremely tired and in about 5 minutes i'm going to be in my bed asleep.&nbsp; Maybe I'm missing something like more wizards blow themselves up than any other class while researching spells to the point that extremely few of them ever reach anywhere near diety-level power (and when they do, the dieties take are of the problem). *shrugs*</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ave Rage, post: 847206, member: 5483"] The Cleric has powerful spells, but he has to ask for them. The Sorcerer is strong but doesn't understand the 'why' just the 'how' The Druid looks too inward (only in the forest) The Wizard not only can cast his own spells (not given to him by the forest spirits/diety) but he also understands how they work and thus can improve upon and eventually surpassing every other caster. Like how anyone can shoot a gun but it took a person who understood how the bullet traveled to put the grooves down the barrel for greater accuracy/distance. This thought just popped into my head as I'm extremely tired and in about 5 minutes i'm going to be in my bed asleep. Maybe I'm missing something like more wizards blow themselves up than any other class while researching spells to the point that extremely few of them ever reach anywhere near diety-level power (and when they do, the dieties take are of the problem). *shrugs* [/QUOTE]

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