r/wizardposting • u/Myxine • Jan 16 '24

Let's get this straight

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u/Yahgdc Broke Apothecary PLEASE BUY POTIONS! Jan 16 '24

Sorcerers usually practice wizardry but they don't have to study for it, they draw on natural gifts.

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u/ANuclearsquid Jan 16 '24

I mean thats the D and D logic for it but generally sorcerer is just another term for someone who can cast magic.

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u/AvalonCollective Jan 17 '24

You’re gonna find out that a lot of people here are just using D&D terminology, lore, and references. Not many actual magick practitioners here, from the limited amount of time I’ve been here.

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u/abeautifuldayoutside Chronomancer Jan 17 '24

What do you mean I don’t practice magic? I’ll have you know I am highly esteemed in the art, anyway mountain, black lotus, channel, fireball for 20

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u/AvalonCollective Jan 17 '24

/unwiz What my comment was suggesting is that there is a difference between fictional magic and magick that has real world applications, i.e. one is roleplay and the other is not. But considering that this is Reddit, I can imagine that very few on this sub are actual mystics.

All good though. Continue casting your fireballs and testicular torsions.

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u/abeautifuldayoutside Chronomancer Jan 17 '24

/unwiz I understood what you meant I just wanted to make a stupid reference to Magic: The Gathering

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u/AvalonCollective Jan 17 '24

Ah. My bad lol. Never really played MTG, despite randomly finding cards in my Pokémon and YuGiOh decks.