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Dungeons & Dragons Victor Wachter Interview #6 at MMORPG.COM

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    MMORPG.COM has recently posted the sixth issue of the weekly interview with Victor Wachter from Turbine. This time, they talk about wizards and sorcerers, spell reagents, the Warforged and roleplaiyng. Here's a snip:

    MMORPG.com: Sorcerers and Wizards are very similar classes. Both, for example, are Arcane spellcasters. In Dungeons and Dragons 3.5e, wizards must memorize their spells while sorcerers do not. How will this be handled in DDO?
    Victor Watcher: The acquisition of spells is unchanged from the D&D 3.5 Core Rules. Sorcerers select their spells as their characters advance, and are always limited to that set of spells. Wizards are able to prepare a number of spells based on their level before each adventure, selecting anything that they have in their spellbook.

    The main difference between the two classes that differs from pen and paper D&D is in the number of spells each class can cast. Instead of the spells per day system, we use the spell points system, under which a Sorcerer can cast more spells before resting than a Wizard.

    Read the whole thing at MMORPG.COM.

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