A sorcerer can be a magician and vice versa, but that doesn’t matter. Another thing is important: witchcraft always leaves its mark on the rational. It makes no difference whether he used it or whether experiments were carried out on him. In the second case, this mark may weaken over time and even disappear completely, but in the first it does not. I’m wearing something similar now, greetings from the trash from the fifteenth level, it’s called. Very often, inexperienced clerics and the vast majority of magicians who have not sniffed Belgor’s gunpowder confuse them with each other, but this is their problem, as well as the one who did not bother to hide this mark under protection . Damn, I was taken to the wrong place again. So, the grandfather had such a mark, he was a weak sorcerer, but it seems that for several decades he had given up on his youthful sins. And he would live calmly and happily, who the hell would find him during a superficial scan, you would be tortured to get into the soul of every reasonable person. But the trouble is, my grandfather managed to teach his granddaughter something. I don't know why he did it. Maybe it all started with light slander from a bad tooth or a cow was poisoned by clover in the field, I don’t know and I don’t want to know.