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Thoughts on Wizards in a Medieval Setting
Thu. June 1, 2006
Jonathan Drain, who writes Jonathan Drain’s d20 Source, has an interesting post about the role of wizards in pseudo-medieval worlds. His blog is dedicated to D&D, and he writes thoughtfully and well. (If D&D isn’t your bag, some of Jonathan’s posts — like this one — can be applied to fantasy RPGs in general.)
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Forum member roberstconley started a thread in response to this post, which you can find here: Comment on Medieval Society post.
[...] Just thought I’d take Martin’s lead and post a link to a truly interesting piece. I have to admit, the man makes some good points. Don’t you think? [...]