Name change for Wizard?

[visom]

I'd rather have "conjurer" instead of "wizard"

[konfeta]

I'd rather not. Do you really want to see 9/10 players for this class with names like:

Tim
T1m
T|m
71M
TI/\/\
etc.

sprouting off Monty Python jokes every game?

[MooCQ]

wish they had called it Magician.. eh, I guess it's all synonymous..

[nasarius]

As far as I can see, the only appropriate non-generic name would've been Elementalist.

But of all the possibilities, "wizard" does seem to fit the new personality the best. Forget historical and D&D/fantasy connotations, just listen to the sound of the word. It works.

[Bertis]

Elementalist just reminds me of Titan Quest... so naa

I like Wizard..... it's actually pretty uncommon these days.

[Mad Mantis]

I like Wizard. It brings back images of old dudes in robes and floppy hats, but instead of that you get a dynamic young character.

[Sein Schatten]

I like Wizard. It brings back images of old dudes in robes and floppy hats, but instead of that you get a dynamic young character.

I would have liked an old granny teleports in front of diablo and cracks his head with a cane. How could you not like that?

[Mad Mantis]

I would have liked an old granny teleports in front of diablo and cracks his head with a cane. How could you not like that?

That would also be really something to see. A bit silly, but very entertaining.

[SU_Shadow]

When you think about it most of the D2 classes are just as generic, just see the wizard used a bit more then some of the others. I care more about what they do then what their named personally.

[Akse]

I think the name is ok..