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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Rechan" data-source="post: 3976299" data-attributes="member: 54846">Try classes that had a narrow focus but the wizard stepped on their toes. Like the psion. The wizard cound enchant, do telekinesis, alter his body, do divinations and all the other stuff that's more associated with Psionics than with Arcane Magic.And the generalist wizard was stronger than the specialist wizard, which really isn't right; a generalist should be weaker than a specialist at doing the specialist's job. First, how is the generalist wizard better than the priest at summoning? They're both casting at the same number of spells. Clerics can take the same Summon feats that wizards can get.Clerics can also rebuke or command undead, allowing the cleric to control more undead than a wizard. He also gets access to Animate Dead at 3rd level, rather than the wizard's 5th. Clerics can heal their undead spontaneously, Desecrate an area to make their undead stronger, in addition to getting those yummy d8 hit dice, armor, and simple weapons.It changes by making a specialist the specialist, as opposed to not as good as his thing.</blockquote>