[250]

Originally posted by 250: ok, you seem to know quite a lot about asia, are you an asian? anyway my point is still there isn't wizard in asia. the example in china, what anceint chinese practiced, was something called "ki" (yes, not only in fiction and BGII) people still pratice it today. "ki" is a nuatual ability of human being, it is science, not mythology. about imperial school, it got nothing to do with impressive feats. it was a school for government to choose young talents (future officers/generals/ministers) a mature description/tale/fiction about wizard had NEVER been heard of in china. and yes, there were witch doctors, and as well as some natives with "godlike" abilities. but they are not wizards. in my opinion, wizards are ones praticed magic with 8 different schools, divination, conjuration, enchentment, necromecy, abjuration, etc. if that is the case, then there isn't ANY wizard in asia.

this is my definiton, the last paragraph.
this is my opinion, you can try and convice me it is wrong, or show yours is right, or dont care at all. I will listen if I see it makes sense.