There is literally nothing wrong with being a warlock. Our arcane power is just as valid as your own.

Eldritch Blast!

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>>96108384 (OP)
Tytalus still best house!

>>96108384 (OP)
You will never be a real Wizard.

>>96108392
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>>96114312
>>96115545
I'm guessing you're going to bump this thread with inane posts every few hours for the next month as part of your neverending autistic obsession with magic and wizards.

>>96108384 (OP)
The way it should be is:

>Wizard: more spells, less often
>Sorcerer: less spells, more often
>Warlock: almost no spells, all the time
>Sha'ir: all the spells, but Jesus fuck me Christ the effort to get any of them...

I genuinely don't care what you call the class when being a mage plays unpleasantly.

>>96115545
D&D wizards are not real wizards, because they aren't even wise.
Warlocks are fine since that's just another word for sorcerer, and sorcerers/warlocks are just magic people, regardless of whether they're wise or not

>>96115681
>>Wizard: more spells, less often
>>Sorcerer: less spells, more often
Fine
>>Warlock: almost no spells, all the time
Nah that's dumb as fuck.

>>96108384 (OP)
It's funny reading through complete Arcane because the way they describe warlock feels nothing like the current version nevermind how goofy try hard Morthos was (better still the Acolyte of the Skin is a different named guy even though he looks exactly like Morthos).

The Warlock should be a character option, not a class and it's funny still how its "technically" not divine even though they deal with divine forces.

>>96108384 (OP)
Every magic class should have to be a sliding scale of power vs freedom to use it. The most powerful magic users should be reliant on patrons or gods or other forms of pact to give them magic beyond mortal means, and those all come with strings. A cleric has to follow the dogma of his god. A warlock is a slave to their patron. A demonologist is bound up in the complex legalese of his contracts, and so on.

On the other side of the spectrum you have wizards and sorcerers, who are more free in what they can do because they are not in debt to some extraplanar force, but the tradeoff there is that their magic is weaker. They might not have to bow and scrape to a god like a cleric does, but the cleric can manifest actual miracles and the wizard can't. Their power is entirely their own, but that means that there are tiers of spells that will forever be out of their reach.

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>>96131350
>break terms and conditions
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It's not the patron's fault you can't go five minutes without screaming blasphemy.