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{{Worldbuilders}}{{Infobox_Class|title1 = Sorcerer|image1 = sorcicon.jpg|caption1 = Bind the tides of magic.|game_system = Dungeons & Dragons, DDWN|type = Spellcaster}}'''Sorcerers '''are catch-all magicians who did not get their abilities through nature (like [[Ranger|Rangers]] or [[Druid|Druids]]), from studious classes (like [[Wizard|Wizards]]) or from pacts with greater powers (like [[Cleric|Clerics]] and [[Warlock|Warlocks]]). Being the catch-all term, sorcerers can get their magic from a variety of sources, often times a bloodline. |
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== Notable Sorcerers == |
== Notable Sorcerers == |
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* [[Durzibethinus|Durian]] |
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* [[Esimal]] |
* [[Esimal]] |
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* [[Julian McFlair]] |
* [[Julian McFlair]] |
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Sorcerer
Bind the tides of magic.
| Game System | Dungeons & Dragons, DDWN |
|---|---|
| Type | Spellcaster |
Sorcerers are catch-all magicians who did not get their abilities through nature (like Rangers or Druids), from studious classes (like Wizards) or from pacts with greater powers (like Clerics and Warlocks). Being the catch-all term, sorcerers can get their magic from a variety of sources, often times a bloodline.
Notable Sorcerers[edit | edit source]
| D&D Player Character Resources | |
|---|---|
| Race | Human • Elf • Dwarf • Gnome • Dragonborn • Tiefling • Other Races • Subraces |
| Class | Arbiter • Artificer • Barbarian • Bard • Cleric • Druid • Fighter • Lacer • Monk • Mystic • Paladin • Ranger • Rogue • Sorcerer • Warlock • Wizard |
| Other Character Options | List of Languages |
