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  1. Cryomancer

    Specialized Wizards VS Generalist Wizards. Which one you prefer?

    Generalist wizards are wizards capable of learning any type of spell in game with no restriction. Specialized Wizards are those only capable of casting a portion of the spells. Among retroclones, Lamentations of the Flame Princess is the most iconic example of Generalist Casters. Astonishing...

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