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#1 zombiegleemax Aug 21, 2003 19:43:23	I've been told that, in Age of Mortals, Wizards of High sorcery don't have to be specialists. My question is...how is that handled? Do the wizards still lose access to any schools at all or are they just standard wizards with the bonus of High Sorcery? If anybody has the time (and are willing of course..lol) could you type out the entire optional rule (or give a decent summary if it's long)? Thanks in advance...I'm trying to decide which way I want WoHS to work in my campaign which is starting this weekend.
#2 Dragonhelm Aug 21, 2003 20:01:31	The way it is handled is that a wizard doesn't specialize, and he doesn't get the benefits of the enhanced specialization ability for the WoHS prestige class. Guys, if you could do me a favor and be sure to read the other posts before posting questions. I've answered this question at least 3 times lately, and I've had to remind people that we do not post copyrighted materials on this board, as per WotC's Code of Conduct. Please don't get me wrong. I want everyone to feel free to ask questions, and I want to encourage discussion within our online community. All I would ask is that posters take a look at other threads if you have a question, as your answer may be readily available.