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<blockquote data-quote="Maxperson" data-source="post: 8633499" data-attributes="member: 23751">I'm not.&nbsp; What the Rogue class provides is also a concept.&nbsp; It performs what the &quot;rogues&quot;(Han Solo, Swashbucklers, etc.) you are conflating with the class, cannot provide.&nbsp; False Equivalences are false.&nbsp; Name one that studies to get their spells from that book.&nbsp; Having a book is not at all the same as Wizard magic and doesn't allow them to be wizards.&nbsp; They still universally make a pact with patrons and it's the patron that gives them their powers.So first, I said nothing about refluffing.&nbsp; Second, yes.&nbsp; It's impossible to refluff a Warlock into a Wizard, since no amount of refluffing the Warlock gets rid of the patron or the patron as the source of the Warlock's power, and no amount of refluffling allows the Warlock to learn spells from the book daily or add new ones to the book from scrolls, other spellbooks, etc.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Maxperson, post: 8633499, member: 23751"] I'm not. What the Rogue class provides is also a concept. It performs what the "rogues"(Han Solo, Swashbucklers, etc.) you are conflating with the class, cannot provide. False Equivalences are false. Name one that studies to get their spells from that book. Having a book is not at all the same as Wizard magic and doesn't allow them to be wizards. They still universally make a pact with patrons and it's the patron that gives them their powers. So first, I said nothing about refluffing. Second, yes. It's impossible to refluff a Warlock into a Wizard, since no amount of refluffing the Warlock gets rid of the patron or the patron as the source of the Warlock's power, and no amount of refluffling allows the Warlock to learn spells from the book daily or add new ones to the book from scrolls, other spellbooks, etc. [/QUOTE]

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