Sorcerer

A sorcerer is a master of arcane arts
He bends reality with his will and words
He draws his power from occult sources
And conjures beings from other forces

He is not bound by rules or laws of nature
He seeks to explore the hidden secrets of the cosmos
He is often feared or shunned by others
For his magic is dark and dangerous

A sorcerer is a wonder and a mystery
He lives by his own vision and history
He is a hero or a villain in fantasy
And a subject of many stories

• They wear robes, cloaks, or other garments that are decorated with symbols or patterns of arcane significance.
  These may indicate their affiliation, rank, or specialty in magic.

• They carry staffs, wands, rings, amulets, or other items that serve as foci or enhancers for their spells.
  These may also have various shapes and designs that reflect their personal style or preference.

• They have tattoos, scars, or markings on their skin that are either the result of their magical experiments, rituals, or curses, or the means to channel or control their power.
  These may also have different colors or effects depending on the type of magic they use.

• They have unusual eyes, hair, or skin color that are either natural or acquired through their exposure to magic.
  These may also change or glow depending on their mood or the intensity of their spells.

• Fire sorcerers, also known as blazes, wear clothing that is red, orange, or yellow, and often has flame-like patterns or motifs.
  They may also wear accessories that are made of metal, such as rings, bracelets, or necklaces, to symbolize their ability to withstand heat.
  Some fire sorcerers may wear cloaks or robes that are enchanted to protect them from fire or to enhance their fire spells.
  An example of a fire sorcerer costume can be found here.

• Ice sorcerers, also known as frosts, wear clothing that is blue, white, or silver, and often has snowflake-like patterns or motifs.
  They may also wear accessories that are made of crystal, such as earrings, pendants, or tiaras, to symbolize their ability to create and control ice.
  Some ice sorcerers may wear cloaks or robes that are enchanted to protect them from cold or to enhance their ice spells.
  An example of an ice sorcerer costume can be found here.

• Dark sorcerers, also known as shadows, wear clothing that is black, purple, or dark gray, and often has skull-like patterns or motifs.
  They may also wear accessories that are made of bone, such as necklaces, rings, or belts, to symbolize their ability to summon and command the undead.
  Some dark sorcerers may wear cloaks or robes that are enchanted to protect them from light or to enhance their dark spells.
  An example of a dark sorcerer costume can be found here.

• Nature sorcerers, also known as forests, wear clothing that is green, brown, or beige, and often has leaf-like patterns or motifs.
  They may also wear accessories that are made of wood, such as bracelets, crowns, or staffs, to symbolize their ability to communicate and manipulate plants and animals.
  Some nature sorcerers may wear cloaks or robes that are enchanted to protect them from harm or to enhance their nature spells.
  An example of a nature sorcerer costume can be found here.