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[edit] 12 mages/13 mages?
This should be clarified better, but I'm not sure as to how exactly. Namely, there are 12 mages at the start, 6 of each. However, later on Xardas is referred as the 13th mage. As far as I remember/know, this is because Milten wasn't a mage when the Barrier was created, only an apprentice. So, technically, Milten would be the 13th mage, though the game refers to Xardas as the 13th. How can this be clarified in the actual article? --VPeric 16:54, 7 August 2006 (UTC)