"None of our powers from home work here, but I am so glad to know that I am speaking with someone who forms life choices and absolute opinions from a sample size of one." Can you taste the sarcasm? Can you? "Chances are is not proof of. And magic is MAGIC. If you haven't noticed, breaking the fundamental laws of how the worlds work is what magic is FOR. I did not decide I no longer am a great and accomplished wizard simply because upon my unfortuitous arrival here my spell slots stopped responding and that I no longer could float as I tranced. No! I have spent lo these past weeks studying and researching and am every single day unlocking secrets bringing me closer to my former master while still adding the the depth and breadth of my magical stores. Though they here call themselves wizards, they do in fact act like some odd hybrid of Wizard and Sorcerer and rather than rail against how unnatural it is to call oneself a wizard and yet not have to prepare spells every night, or scribe every last spell upon a spell book, I did not berate my fellow academics or complain that they fail to conform to my expectation of magic! NO! I embraced the potential to learn new skills that I could apply in my own plane upon my return! IF Sir Greenhilt could learn a new feat while dead I can very well learn a new prestige class while on a side plot!"

"I just simply cannot fathom how you can face the offer of such arcane gifts and snub them so soundly! What class are you that you find to be so superiour that you cannot even consider multiclassing for these obvious benefits? Please enlighten me! Is there some obscure rule that says that you lose class skills and abilities if you multiclass? Is this like how a Paladin loses all of their class abilities if they commit an evil act? What? What could possibly be so important about the status quo of your life that you will blatantly turn your back on the power offered here just so that you can escape the apparent tedium of academic learning?!"