Q: Teflemmar Shadowlord's spellcasting [Archive] - Wizards Community

Q: Teflemmar Shadowlord's spellcasting [Archive] - Wizards Community

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PhaedrusXY
10-06-03, 03:03 PM How the heck does the Teflemmar Shadowlord's spellcasting work? It's a Prestige Class from the Unnapproachable East book, in case you don't know.

It says "as a wizard" but then it says he gets spells per day AND spells known according to the table. So does he have a spellbook like a wizard, a base number of spells known as the table, and can learn any spell from the TeflShad list? Or does he know only the number of spells listed in the table, more like a sorcerer, but just use intelligence as his casting stat instead of Cha?

My DM and I had a discussion about this, and he decided to say that they cast as a sorcerer using the table for spells per day and spells known, but use Int instead of Cha. I'm still not convinced that's what it means, and of course I'd rather be able to learn all the spells on the list eventually and pick the ones to memorize in a given day, like a wizard would.
WotC_RichBaker
10-07-03, 12:12 PM It works exactly like the assassin does.

Originally posted by PhaedrusXY
How the heck does the Teflemmar Shadowlord's spellcasting work? It's a Prestige Class from the Unnapproachable East book, in case you don't know.

It says "as a wizard" but then it says he gets spells per day AND spells known according to the table. So does he have a spellbook like a wizard, a base number of spells known as the table, and can learn any spell from the TeflShad list? Or does he know only the number of spells listed in the table, more like a sorcerer, but just use intelligence as his casting stat instead of Cha?

My DM and I had a discussion about this, and he decided to say that they cast as a sorcerer using the table for spells per day and spells known, but use Int instead of Cha. I'm still not convinced that's what it means, and of course I'd rather be able to learn all the spells on the list eventually and pick the ones to memorize in a given day, like a wizard would.
PhaedrusXY
10-07-03, 02:52 PM Thanks alot. It's nice to get an answer from an official source on here. :D
Razz
11-10-03, 01:25 AM Which ASSASSIN?

The 3.0 or the 3.5 assassin? :confused:

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
PhaedrusXY 10-06-03, 03:03 PM	How the heck does the Teflemmar Shadowlord's spellcasting work? It's a Prestige Class from the Unnapproachable East book, in case you don't know. It says "as a wizard" but then it says he gets spells per day AND spells known according to the table. So does he have a spellbook like a wizard, a base number of spells known as the table, and can learn any spell from the TeflShad list? Or does he know only the number of spells listed in the table, more like a sorcerer, but just use intelligence as his casting stat instead of Cha? My DM and I had a discussion about this, and he decided to say that they cast as a sorcerer using the table for spells per day and spells known, but use Int instead of Cha. I'm still not convinced that's what it means, and of course I'd rather be able to learn all the spells on the list eventually and pick the ones to memorize in a given day, like a wizard would.
WotC_RichBaker 10-07-03, 12:12 PM	It works exactly like the assassin does. Originally posted by PhaedrusXY How the heck does the Teflemmar Shadowlord's spellcasting work? It's a Prestige Class from the Unnapproachable East book, in case you don't know. It says "as a wizard" but then it says he gets spells per day AND spells known according to the table. So does he have a spellbook like a wizard, a base number of spells known as the table, and can learn any spell from the TeflShad list? Or does he know only the number of spells listed in the table, more like a sorcerer, but just use intelligence as his casting stat instead of Cha? My DM and I had a discussion about this, and he decided to say that they cast as a sorcerer using the table for spells per day and spells known, but use Int instead of Cha. I'm still not convinced that's what it means, and of course I'd rather be able to learn all the spells on the list eventually and pick the ones to memorize in a given day, like a wizard would.
PhaedrusXY 10-07-03, 02:52 PM	Thanks alot. It's nice to get an answer from an official source on here. :D
Razz 11-10-03, 01:25 AM	Which ASSASSIN? The 3.0 or the 3.5 assassin? :confused: