When you rescue the good wizards, I want them to be able to join you. But I was thinking that it might be better to avoid the situation that occurred in MR3, where you end up managing an army. I want to leave more for the player to do - like in MR2.

Therefore, I was thinking maybe you should have to choose one wizard at a time to summon. You could change which one it is in between battles, but you could only have one at once for each fight. Each wizard would have a different spell so the choice would really mean something, plus they would gain experience and if they get wasted, you can't use them again. (Unless you re-load of course)

The plot explanation for this could be that the wizards should not all fight at once in case something goes wrong and the whole order gets wiped out. Or perhaps there isn't enough magic to support all the wizards at once - if they all fought, it would drain the land like the Magical Alliance does. Since they are good, they don't want that to happen.

The game play effect would be that you would have two wizards and maybe two bodyguards (see [suggestion_4892] ) which is a much smaller posse than in MR3. You wouldn't have to worry about the bodyguards dying - since they never gain any experience anyway, just summon another one). So we would be back to the more frenetic dynamic of MR2 and away from the more stand-offish one of MR3.