The dynamic of sorcerers is definitely going to be very interesting. I wonder if it will be feasible to field two of them, one with a spellbook of offensive spells or battlefield-changing spells, and one with a book full of counterspells. It looks like spells are going to be very powerful. In MtG control decks are popular - might we see 'control armies' in Mage Knight, designed to control the field and deny the opposition the ability to cast spells of their own?

I was thinking of something similiar, in a more general sense. Have one :wand: figure set up as a support figure and another as an offensive piece. This might be a bit too much of putting all your eggs in one basket, depending on their point costs. An all dwarf army might give it a black eye unless you have the new BPR subfaction as one of the figures.

Odds are good?!?! I'd say that the odds are 100% that either the spell will cause damage or nothing will happen.

Fianlly something to help those of us who are unskilled with cavarly:D

Of course he means odds are good that it will cause damage or nothing will happen, but not end the spell.