In which games can I play as an old, bearded, pointy hat wizard with robes and a staff?
In which games can I play as an old, bearded, pointy hat wizard with robes and a staff?
Andrew Ward
Ian Hernandez
any carpig
Thomas Brown
Baldur's Gate 3
Camden Clark
Checks most of the boxes
Andrew Jones
BG1 and 2
IWDs
Dragon Age
Dragons Dogma
literally any proper RPG (as in, not jRPG of course)
Michael Gomez
it is kind of weird that such a classic fantasy trope doesn't appear as much outside of rpgs
3/5, guess you are right
Matthew Hall
modded skyrim
Ian Moore
Early PC gaming was heavily influenced by D&D and LOTR, so the wizard is everywhere there. Of course early PC gaming was heavily RPG focused because that is what those PCs could do.
Early console games were simpler and more action/arcade based, and once consoles got to the point where they could do complicated games, the devs were mostly Japanese and used PC RPGs as an inspiration - like DQ was heavily inspired by Ultima and Wizardry, so there was that wall of separation.
Bentley Jackson
OSRS (not sure about RS3, never played)
t. bearded wizard
Ethan Hill
League with the Veigar Greybeard skin, which I'm surprised I remember given that I stopped playing months ago.
Grayson Nguyen
What is the point of pointy hats?
Adrian Diaz
show how much better you are than everyone else
Dylan Brooks
Dark Spuls 1, 2, and 3.
Ian Taylor
How about becoming one IRL instead? You all wish you were like a wizard but none of you spergs will amount to anything. Wizards are dedicated and determined, not schizoid mentally ill faggots on the mongolian candy making factory.
Cooper Myers
The Immortal
Justin Cruz
what kind of prog rock does this guy listen to?
Brody Perez
The top
Jace Green
Haken - Atlas Stone
Caligula's Horse - Dream the Dead
Thank You Scientist - Mr. Invisible
Brody Thomas
Two worlds 2 had everything besides being old.
Grayson Johnson
Any games where your staff has a hidden secondary use?
Lucas Price
In Morrowind you can whack people with it, and use it to cast spells