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<blockquote data-quote="Stone Dog" data-source="post: 3779524" data-attributes="member: 16705">The problem being is that the article supports the other way.&nbsp; At least that is how I'm reading it.&quot;The staff is best suited to powers that forcefully project powers from the wizard&quot; just like blasting a Lightning Bolt from the caster to fry a corridor of orcs or a cone sweeping a cave in ice.&quot;The wand is a perennial favorite, as it is an ideal conduit for powers that create effects well away from the wizard’s physical position, effects which include explosions of fire, bursts of cold, and other long-range effects that can affect several enemies at once.&quot;&nbsp; Just like a fireball bursting at 200 yards or&nbsp; lightning coming down from the sky and hitting somebody a distance away or swarms of darts striking several targets in melee without damaging the allies.Real wizards DO use wands.&nbsp; They aren't just for apprentices.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Stone Dog, post: 3779524, member: 16705"] The problem being is that the article supports the other way. At least that is how I'm reading it. "The staff is best suited to powers that forcefully project powers from the wizard" just like blasting a Lightning Bolt from the caster to fry a corridor of orcs or a cone sweeping a cave in ice. "The wand is a perennial favorite, as it is an ideal conduit for powers that create effects well away from the wizard’s physical position, effects which include explosions of fire, bursts of cold, and other long-range effects that can affect several enemies at once." Just like a fireball bursting at 200 yards or lightning coming down from the sky and hitting somebody a distance away or swarms of darts striking several targets in melee without damaging the allies. Real wizards DO use wands. They aren't just for apprentices. [/QUOTE]

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