Talk:Wizard's Crown

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Could someone clarify/explain the character Aragorn?

Tranio24 12:18, 6 January 2006 (UTC)

I think this is a reference to the Lord of the Rings. The ranger class archetype is based heavily on LoTR, and thus in most cases rangers can used both swords and bows. Wizard's Crown deviates by limiting rangers to just bows and spears, which leads to the notion that Aragorn, were he to be implemented in this game, would have been a dual-class fighter-ranger.

I don't see that this is necessary for this page, and I would probably suggest both sentences referring to rangers be removed.

Anonymous Poster, 17 February 2006

Shouldn't the article be written in the present tense, except for the paragraph describing that it 'was' written by so and so? The game still has all these features, as it can still be played.

Anonymous Poster, 17 February 2006