Wizard. Often frustrated that their power is so limited. Magic is within them, like having a well within which magic can be filled. The well is incomplete and magic slowly seeps from it. If a wizard finds a kara-stone, then it’s a different story. Kara-stones can also contain magic, but much more than any individual. Is a wizard with a kara-stone equal in power to a sorcerer. That’s not a wise question to raise out loud and is likely to result in a bloodbath.
That's an interesting contrast. I don't remember seeing wizards and sorcerers handled quite that way before. {Smile}
ReplyDeleteAnne Elizabeth Baldwin
I felt there should be a difference as they have different names. I liked the limitations it put on each side and how they develop, sorcerers use elementals originally and then progress to more powerful demons - whereas wizards need to find very rare kara-stones to gain more power
DeleteI like that you made wizards and sorcerers different. I'm particularly interested in how you made them different. I haven't seen them divided that way before. {Smile}
DeleteAnne Elizabeth Baldwin