Vithar Seth
Character
[member="Gray Watcher"]
The main reason I did repeat myself is because in Schools of Magic through most fictional works whenever something is clarified as a school the users of that usually were just carbon copies of one another. It makes sense as a writer doesn't want to have to write out like fifteen unique individuals all with different magics and varying ways of using them. However that is not a problem here as each person has their own character and take what they want them to do to the Nth degree if they so choose.
I have been to numerous writing workshops as well and while I can agree the first impression is important, its the actions that speak louder then the name. We're not only telling them what houses do, we'll be showing them after everything gets started up and they can take a look into how it all works and such.
The main reason I did repeat myself is because in Schools of Magic through most fictional works whenever something is clarified as a school the users of that usually were just carbon copies of one another. It makes sense as a writer doesn't want to have to write out like fifteen unique individuals all with different magics and varying ways of using them. However that is not a problem here as each person has their own character and take what they want them to do to the Nth degree if they so choose.
I have been to numerous writing workshops as well and while I can agree the first impression is important, its the actions that speak louder then the name. We're not only telling them what houses do, we'll be showing them after everything gets started up and they can take a look into how it all works and such.