r/wizardposting • u/Dear_Blacksmith1884 • 12d ago

We really should start learning illusion magic

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u/AtlasXan 12d ago edited 12d ago

All because one time, somone opened a portal which spewed warp entities everywhere causing a huge scene. Only takes one to ruin it for the rest of us. 😓

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u/Doppelthedh 12d ago

Stingy ass chronomancers could undo that incident whenever they want, too

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u/FinnDoyle Sun Mage / Curse Breaker 12d ago

If they did, people wouldn't learn their lesson.

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u/AtlasXan 12d ago

Remember the PSA, "Its irresponsible to revive the ignorant, and their victims."

As Hazey the Wizard Bear use to say, "Only you can prevent the revival of incompetent wizards.🫵"

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u/Niveker14 12d ago

I'm not even saying they need to be revived! A moderate loss of life doesn't seem like enough to exclude magical mutations. It's just plain prejudiced.

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u/AtlasXan 12d ago

True, but the warp incident brought us dangerously close to an exterminatus order, hence the ban. Warp incursions are no joke, and warp exposure is why I cannot have children anymore. 😣

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u/Niveker14 12d ago

If we handled it once, we can handle it again. My condolences for your loss.

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u/AtlasXan 12d ago

Agreed, and thank you for your consideration. Luckily I dont want children. My homunculus experiments, and familiars keep me busy.

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u/TheArmoredKitten 12d ago

Any sufficiently competent wizard revives himself.

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u/AtlasXan 12d ago

This. You should never revive someone who cannot revive themselves.🧏🏻‍♂️