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<blockquote data-quote="bloodtide" data-source="post: 8866934" data-attributes="member: 6684958">The wizard has the weakness of being weak physically.&nbsp; I'm not sure the wizards flavor is &quot;being good at magic&quot;, but it should be something close to that.&nbsp; I'd say the wizard should be the intelligence magic user.&nbsp; That is they are the ONLY ones in the world that know and study magic in great detail.The bard sings songs and dabbles in magic, the sorcerer just 'does magic' naturally, the warlock is granted some magic from another, the clerics magic comes from faith(and granted by another again), and the druids magic comes from nature, faith&nbsp; (and granted by another again).&nbsp; But none of them know really anything about magic.&nbsp; None of them really study magic.&nbsp; They just use magic.If anything the wizard should be able to understand all magic, and use it against others.&nbsp; This fits in nicely that the wizard would be the only one that can create spells too.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bloodtide, post: 8866934, member: 6684958"] The wizard has the weakness of being weak physically. I'm not sure the wizards flavor is "being good at magic", but it should be something close to that. I'd say the wizard should be the intelligence magic user. That is they are the ONLY ones in the world that know and study magic in great detail. The bard sings songs and dabbles in magic, the sorcerer just 'does magic' naturally, the warlock is granted some magic from another, the clerics magic comes from faith(and granted by another again), and the druids magic comes from nature, faith (and granted by another again). But none of them know really anything about magic. None of them really study magic. They just use magic. If anything the wizard should be able to understand all magic, and use it against others. This fits in nicely that the wizard would be the only one that can create spells too. [/QUOTE]

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