Your robes hang loosely, the emerald fabric stitched with modest sacred sigils. A wooden staff hums faintly in your grasp, its glow barely perceptible. Wisps drift around you, their forms shifting as you attempt to guide them, your magic still fragile, yet brimming with the promise of mastery.
The green wizard neophyte studies necromancy’s restorative aspects, guiding spirits and preserving life’s cycle. Their magic aids in peaceful burials, easing restless souls, and revitalizing the weary. Often mistaken for druids, they blend nature’s vitality with death’s mysteries, wielding a staff entwined with vines and sacred symbols of renewal.
Neophyte Wizards are fledgling spellcasters who have begun to grasp the fundamentals of their chosen school of magic. They are typically students, apprentices, or self-taught individuals who have not yet attained full mastery. While they are capable of casting spells and wielding magical power, their abilities are still developing, and they lack the deep reserves of more experienced wizards.