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Leafy · 06-02-2001, 05:31 PM

Fljotsdale says:
Also, remember that the number of spells your Mage can Memorise (ie - have available for immediate use) depends directly on his intelligence combined with his level.

Are you SURE that's how it works? that is how it works for a Cleric with an 18 wisdom (bonus spells). But i don't think wizards get bonus spells unless they choose to specialize. Intelligence is all about memorizing spells. You need a certain intelligence to even be able to memorize certain spells. It should determine max spell level, but i had a problem with my Bard not being able to memorize fireball (he had up to 5th level spells already, but only a 16 int). I drank a potion of genius and it was able to "write magic" and successfully memorized. But once you get the spells in your book, intelligence doesn't do anything for you.

[This message has been edited by Leafy (edited 06-02-2001).]

06-02-2001, 05:31 PM	#6
Leafy Zhentarim Guard Join Date: March 5, 2001 Location: The leafy, green forests of Wisconsin Posts: 315	Fljotsdale says: Also, remember that the number of spells your Mage can Memorise (ie - have available for immediate use) depends directly on his intelligence combined with his level. Are you SURE that's how it works? that is how it works for a Cleric with an 18 wisdom (bonus spells). But i don't think wizards get bonus spells unless they choose to specialize. Intelligence is all about memorizing spells. You need a certain intelligence to even be able to memorize certain spells. It should determine max spell level, but i had a problem with my Bard not being able to memorize fireball (he had up to 5th level spells already, but only a 16 int). I drank a potion of genius and it was able to "write magic" and successfully memorized. But once you get the spells in your book, intelligence doesn't do anything for you. [This message has been edited by Leafy (edited 06-02-2001).]