What are the real life equivalents of the traditionnal d&d

>>54068203
>Necromancy: Autopsy

>>54068218
except autopsy is part of a larger science: medecine. But i see your point.
maybe thanatology?

>>54068203
>Conjuration: Economy and Finances (money is what you use to make others do your bidding)
>Illusion: Arts (self-explanatory)
>Necromancy: either Medicine or History

>>54068203
I modeles the classes less on the magic schools and more on the stereotypes of the real life student body (pls no bully, I gave this very little thought):
>Abjuration: Law and Criminal Justice
>Conjuration: Engineering or Zoology
>Divination: Sociology & Psychology
>Enchantment: Literature & the arts
>Evocation: Physics
>Illusion: Political Science or Queer Studies
>Necromancy: Biology & Toxicology
>Transmutation: Chemistry or Kinesiology

Bonus round:
>Druidism: Forestry or Agriculture
>Clerics: *too broad I feel* Maybe Religious Studies & Medicine
>Paladins: Criminal Justice or Religious Studies
>Warlocks: ???
>Bards: BUSINESS

>>54069508
not bad but i would do
>Abjuration: Law
>Conjuration: Engineering
>Divination: Philosophy
>Enchantment: Political Science
>Evocation: Physics
>Illusion: Arts
>Necromancy: Biology
>Transmutation: Chemistry

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Speaking as a biologist, necromancy is definitely biology.