Regaining drained levels?

[Throntar]

Actually, there are two versions of the restoration spell, both of them are Clerical in nature, however.

Lesser Restoration is a lower level Cleric spell (4th or 5th level I think?) that only restores levels drained.

Greater Restoration is a high level Cleric spell (I'm not even sure that it is available for Clerics to memorize) that restores all lost levels as well as all lost hit points. This is what temples will cast and it is also what is on restoration scrolls that you will find and purchase throughout the game.

The bad thing about either of these spells is that it makes the caster very tired. They will almost always start whining about how tired they are and how they need to rest fairly soon after casting the spell. Hope that helps!


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My *God* man...would you *please* eat something!?

Originally posted by sylent: keh... Cheats! Who needs em... (this could raise a whole new issue, so I will just say this: "The only time, which I see cheats can be used (IMO of course) is after you have finished the game, or you are really really stuck) Thanx for the explanation anyway!

No probs. For the record, I'd beaten the game before I put cheat mode on. I simply wanted to skip the boring "trek across entire levels bumping into things" when a level was cleared.

[Zateel]

The CTRL-T removes spells by allowing one hour of game time to pass each time it's used. This is why the level drain effect doesn't go away (permanent, until restored). The CTRL-T can help with an ability point drain from shadows or mind-flayers though, which uses the same icon as the level drain.

Just to clarify slightly, the higher restoration spell know as Greater Restoration is available for priests to memorise and is alevel 7 spell.

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