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<blockquote data-quote="MechaTarrasque" data-source="post: 7343075" data-attributes="member: 6801226">Since I DM more than play, I will pick something that is as good (or better) for NPC's than PC's:&nbsp; Fiend-rage barbarian (He is fighting like a man possessed).Like the war mage was half evoker and half abjurer, I think there should be a half conjurer/half enchanter to take advantage of those fiend summoning spells.&nbsp; I dub it the Reform School wizard (for those of you who are too young to remember, reform school was a euphemism for &quot;juvenile correctional facility&quot; back in the day).Edit:&nbsp; I felt a little guilty about asking for things that are probably better for DM's than players, so:In a lot of fantasy, the &quot;natural&quot; have an aptitude for sensing whatever it is they are the &quot;natural&quot; in is being used.&nbsp; Sorcerers are D&amp;D's &quot;naturals&quot;, but they don't fit this ideal at all.&nbsp; I would like a &quot;weave sensitive&quot; origin for the sorcerer who is good at detecting magic, magical items, or magical beings without having to use a spell (and is extra good at things like counterspell and dispel magic).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MechaTarrasque, post: 7343075, member: 6801226"] Since I DM more than play, I will pick something that is as good (or better) for NPC's than PC's: Fiend-rage barbarian (He is fighting like a man possessed). Like the war mage was half evoker and half abjurer, I think there should be a half conjurer/half enchanter to take advantage of those fiend summoning spells. I dub it the Reform School wizard (for those of you who are too young to remember, reform school was a euphemism for "juvenile correctional facility" back in the day). Edit: I felt a little guilty about asking for things that are probably better for DM's than players, so: In a lot of fantasy, the "natural" have an aptitude for sensing whatever it is they are the "natural" in is being used. Sorcerers are D&D's "naturals", but they don't fit this ideal at all. I would like a "weave sensitive" origin for the sorcerer who is good at detecting magic, magical items, or magical beings without having to use a spell (and is extra good at things like counterspell and dispel magic). [/QUOTE]

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