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Narcanon 01-25-04, 02:32 AM	Just a simple question. I don't have the PHB (DM and few other players do, I'm just getting into D&D). So, in my group, one person makes a Cleric 6 and someone else makes a Bard3/Druid3. They both say that they don't have to pick spells to learn, that they know all of the spells in the PHB for their level. I assumed that they had to learn spells, and then prepare in the morning. Are sorcerers really the only class that get limited selection in spells known?
BlaineTog 01-25-04, 02:43 AM	Bards do too, and Wizards have to learn them (although there's no limit on the number). As far as I know, there is no Arcane Class that has all the spells at a given level as Known.
Narcanon 01-25-04, 02:47 AM	Thanks for the fast reply. So, the cleric and druid know all the spells listed in the PHB because they are divine casters?
Shadowfax7 01-25-04, 12:12 PM	Originally posted by Narcanon Thanks for the fast reply. So, the cleric and druid know all the spells listed in the PHB because they are divine casters? Correct.
SkeeBah 01-25-04, 12:23 PM	Originally posted by BlaineTog Bards do too, and Wizards have to learn them (although there's no limit on the number). As far as I know, there is no Arcane Class that has all the spells at a given level as Known. AHAAAAA!!!! But there is! The Demonologist in the BOVD is a spontaneous arcane caster with all spells on the list known! (Don't mind me, just messing around.. :))