Soothsayers
Wizards and soothsayers are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Wizards" instead a noun "Soothsayers".
Wizards
Soothsayers and wizards are semantically related. You can use "Soothsayers" instead a noun "Wizards".
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The wizards and soothsayers of Avram Davidson's fantasy works generally receive their magical education in less organized settings, but Virgil (the medieval wizard version first published in 1969, not the historical poet) is depicted attending a school with a truly horrifying finals week.
Source: Wizarding School -
The Heir Chronicles the weir (magic-users) come in 5 types: wizards use magical incantations in Latin, soothsayers have visions, sorcerers make magical objects, warriors have superhuman physical capabilities and shoot fire from their swords, and enchanters have a Compelling Voice.
Source: Un Equal Rites - Ironically, despite being the most powerful (and well-rounded), all other weir have advantages over Wizards: Warriors can keep them from saying their incantations, Soothsayers can forsee their attacks, Sorcerers can make objects that limit their powers, and Enchanters can enchant them.
Source: Literature / The Heir Chronicles
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