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How can a 2nd edition blooded wizard be a Diviner?
The Chamberlain is a listed as diviner, but that is not an allowable specialization for true wizards. True wizards may not specialize in illusion or divination, according to 2nd edition rules.
Was there ever 2nd edition errata for TSR3100?I like PBEM's.
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