<blockquote>quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by Sir ReGiN:
When we are atill at it..what does "sorcerer" mean?
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Look it up in the dictionary ;)
OK, I'll do it for you...*mock sigh*

From my Oxford on cd-rom (too lazy to type it all out ;) ):

sorcerer n. (fem. sorceress )
a person who claims to use magic powers; a magician or wizard.
sorcerous adj.
sorcery n. (pl. -ies).
[obsolete sorcer from Old French sorcier, ultimately from Latin sors sortis ‘lot’]

And while we're at it... [img]tongue.gif[/img]

Seer: seer1 /, / n.
1 a person who sees.
2 a prophet; a person who sees visions; a person of supposed supernatural insight esp. as regards the future.
[Middle English from see1]

Warlock:

warlock // n. archaic
a sorcerer or wizard.
[Old English wær-loga ‘traitor’, from wær ‘covenant’ + loga related to lie2]

Cool Sah!