Post/Author/DateTime	Post
Malcaor 06-13-07, 04:33 PM	I am trying to help a friend make a wizard necromancer. He has taken necromancy as his specialization, and is yet to choose his unusable fields. His intelligence is an 18. According to the abilities section he gets 1 additional 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th lvl spell. Then from his specialization he gets 1 extra spell of necromancy per day. Does this 1 spell go all the way up to 9th level? or is it only an add on to ones he can already cast? If the latter do the Int bonus spells count as ones he can already cast? Someoen please explain how to do this.
Kragg Bonemeal 06-13-07, 04:50 PM	Two separate bonuses, so they stack. From high INT you get your bonus spells at whichever level you can cast at (see the table). From being specialized, you get 1 extra spell per day of each castable level and this goes all the way up to level 9 spells. This is offset by not being able to cast some utility spells later on in life.
Malcaor 06-13-07, 04:55 PM	According to the wizard table at 1st level he can't cast past 1st level spells. Does this mean that the Int bonus only gives an extra spell for level 1 spells for now?
lears_fool 06-13-07, 05:00 PM	According to the wizard table at 1st level he can't cast past 1st level spells. Does this mean that the Int bonus only gives an extra spell for level 1 spells for now? Yup, you nailed it in one!
Malcaor 06-13-07, 05:02 PM	ok, thanx for the help!
Neutronium_Dragon 06-13-07, 08:26 PM	This is also why some classes list "0" as the number of spells per day at a given level. When you have "0" you can add your bonus spells (if any) to it and thus actually cast a spell of that level, whereas "-" doesn't allow you access to any bonus spells.