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Message: <blockquote data-quote="a-d" data-source="post: 6279424" data-attributes="member: 6672372">QuestionIf you were to describe the discovery of magic by taking certain classes and setting them in an order representing what was discovered first, what would that order be?ExampleRogue: Most skill points so most likely to stumble across and invest time in it.Scholar: Dedicated to learning so able to focus and research more efficiently than a Rogue.Bard: Learns how to acces magic without being born with it.Factotum: Creates a shell to hold nearly cast spells in stasis.Wizard:  Discovers how to hold many more spells and multiple copies of the same spell, as well as the spell book system which made sharing discovered spells easier.Q: Became magic.ReasonThe question of "How" magic was discovered and what it's stages of development were has intrigued me for a long time. The question of how a game like DungeonSiege, Terraria, or Minecraft would have set up the 'Discovery' of magic and it's development into what it's generally used to do is fascinating.QuestionSo I'm curious, which classes, in what order would you use to describe the discovery and development of magic?And why them? What did they contribute?</blockquote>