Arcanist
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Dwarves, gnomes, high elves, humans, trolls and Forsaken are all capable of becoming mages. The dark path of the necromancer is rarely taken. Humans and the Forsaken practice this black art, while most other races seem not to have the stomach for such magic. Warlocks are uncommon. Some exist among the Forsaken, outcast gnomes, or humans and orcs foolish enough to toy with the forces of demonic energy. The few remaining high elves who are warlocks have long since become blood elves. Arcanists can have the best of intentions, and while mages mostly tend to be from the good and lawful alignments, necromancers and warlocks tend to come form the more unsavory levels of morality.
Arcanists are found among all of the affiliations, regardless of their practices, in both the Horde and the Alliance. Warlocks are far more common in the Alliance, surprisingly enough - the fact that the use of arcane magic is so prevalent in the Alliance possibly allows for such reckless practices. Still, mages are far more common in the Alliance, outnumbering warlocks immensely. Necromancers are almost unheard of until someone encounters one.WoWRPG 56-57
Not all arcanists devote themselves to one type of arcane art. One of the most famous arcanists is Arcanist Doan, the keeper of the Scarlet Monastery's Library. Other arcanists include Arcanist Nozzlespring and Arcanist Vandril.
Arcanist Paths
- Wizard
- Sorcerer
- Mage
- Focused mage
- Warlock
- Inscriber
- Archmage
- Necromancer
- Necrolyte
- Warmage
- Conjuror
- Enchanter
- Ley Walker
- Runemaster
- Graven One
- Techno Mage

