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Invoker or Evoker?

MWOMWO Member Posts: 214
in Baldur's Gate: Enhanced Edition
Hello!

I've a question to you D&D fans out there.

Why does the specialist mage "Invoker" calls himself Invoker and not "Evoker" as per the 3rd edition? I never seem to have gotten this right. Did they change the name after a couple of editions in D&D?

Thanks in advance!

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  • ThacoBellThacoBell Member Posts: 12,235
    It probably just changed. 3rd edition wasn't a thing when BG came out.
  • DJKajuruDJKajuru Member Posts: 3,300
    On 2nd edition he was called invoker because the school was called, as far as I recall , Invocation/Evocation .
  • MWOMWO Member Posts: 214
    Okey! I've read alittlebit about it, and it seems invocation magic hails from the divine spectrum of magic aswell. Thus the invoker became a class of divine power, while the evoker remained within the arcane.
  • ilduderinoilduderino Member Posts: 773
    edited February 2020
    This thread has evoked the memory of the invoker
  • ShangerooShangeroo Member Posts: 84
    I recall back in the Pool of Radiance game it was an Evoker
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