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Solmyr, Demeer, and Aislin are cheaters (and/or) kamikazes; do the rest have a right to exist?
Combat heroes usually don't level up their wisdom to level 10, and it will be impossible for them to pass on this magic. You also need a hero of at least level 3 with advanced wisdom and advanced literacy in order to pass on this magic. A warrior with resurrection or chain lightning magic is not as dangerous because his strength and knowledge parameters are low. Besides, by week 2-3, the warrior may already have an earth or air spellbook, having taken it from neutral creatures or even in Dragon Utopia without knowing any magic. There is practically no reason to develop mages as main characters. Even if a combat hero has, say, chain lightning or resurrection in his spellbook, it is much more effective for him to cast mass spells in battle against an opponent due to the reasons mentioned above.Ple-Sen
In general, what is the point of this change? It only adds more unpredictability, because these heroes are unlikely to be chosen as main ones; otherwise... there is no point, in my opinion, it strengthens the position of non-mages, but rather warriors first of all.
If you haven't understood the meaning yet, please read this post