[quote=@ArcaneUnit]
[@Framing a Moose]
have you read and understood the set rules for the duel?
I would leave the battlegrounds open to you, if you agree to meet the requirements.

[@Divinity]
Agreed.
[color=ed145b]Mages [/color][color=f6989d]are learned[/color]
[color=92278f]Wizards naturally [/color][color=9e005d]wise[/color][color=0054a6] and discerning[/color]
[color=0054a6]Sorcerers[/color] [color=662d91]intuitive.[/color]
[color=662d91]Warlocks [/color]ambitious.

I could not have put it simpler myself.
[b]If I tried now.. diluted in originality...
[/b][color=ed145b]A mage relies on knowledge related skill.
[/color]
[color=92278f]A wizard relies on exercised knowledge.
[/color]
[color=0054a6]A sorcerer relies on will, and experience.
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A [i]Warlock[/i], not categorized to any of the three as a Standard is generally {for an archtype} [ and this is up for dispute, ] [b]Risqué[/b] ~ Which is not something another Class is specifically not.
[color=39b54a]Druids have a [/color][i][color=007236]Tap[/color][/I][color=39b54a], but are not limited to the tap, but it distinctly separates their ambition and ego from their magic, thus appearing to limit them.
[/color] Similar to a Paladin or Cleric, but connected to [i]Wilderness [/i]instead of the [b]Impact on Beings of Dominion[/b].


So thank you for demonstrating that there are, and you have knowledge of reliable sources.
[b]Not Reliable because I agree*** But reliable because, These are ArchTypes* [/b]{stereotypical archtypes}.

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I've read the rules and am hunky dory with all of them!! Also, in D&D, warlocks draw their power from a patron, or some supernatural benefactor. Hers is a powerful faerie.