Repair Minor Damage [Archive] - Wizards Community

Repair Minor Damage [Archive] - Wizards Community

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kjenks
05-21-05, 09:22 PM Repair Minor Damage is a new cantrip (0th level spell) from Complete Arcane. It's listed as Core in LGCS 4.2.

Do all newly-minted LG Wizards have this spell in their spellbooks? Or does it suddenly appear when they reach level 3?

After the Year 5 conversion, do all old Wizards in LG suddenly have a new page in their spellbooks?

Or do existing Wizards need to find a newly-created Wizard and trade spells?

-- Ken Jenks
Sieylianna
05-22-05, 11:40 AM Repair Minor Damage is a new cantrip (0th level spell) from Complete Arcane. It's listed as Core in LGCS 4.2.

Do all newly-minted LG Wizards have this spell in their spellbooks? Or does it suddenly appear when they reach level 3?

After the Year 5 conversion, do all old Wizards in LG suddenly have a new page in their spellbooks?

Or do existing Wizards need to find a newly-created Wizard and trade spells?

Wizards have all PHB cantrips in their spell books. If you want 0 level spells from any other source, you must learn it from another wizard, scroll, or captured spellbook.

Ed
kjenks
05-22-05, 11:53 AM Wizards have all PHB cantrips in their spell books. If you want 0 level spells from any other source, you must learn it from another wizard, scroll, or captured spellbook.

Ed

Well, actually, the PH says, "A wizard begins play with a spellbook containing all 0-level wizard spells (except those from her prohibited school or schools, if any; see School Specialization, below) plus three 1st-level spells of your choice. "

So, does "all 0-level wizard spells" really mean "ALL 0-level wizard spells" -- or does it mean something else?

-- Ken Jenks
Sieylianna
05-22-05, 06:28 PM Well, actually, the PH says, "A wizard begins play with a spellbook containing all 0-level wizard spells (except those from her prohibited school or schools, if any; see School Specialization, below) plus three 1st-level spells of your choice. "

So, does "all 0-level wizard spells" really mean "ALL 0-level wizard spells" -- or does it mean something else?

It means exactly what I told you.

From the LG Class Guidebook Removal Conversion document: "Wizards also know all 0-level cantrip spells in the 3.5 Players Handbook that are not in prohibited schools".

This seems quite clear, wizards specifically know 0-level spells from the Players Handbook only, not all the published 0 level spells.

Ed
kjenks
05-22-05, 11:15 PM It means exactly what I told you.

From the LG Class Guidebook Removal Conversion document: "Wizards also know all 0-level cantrip spells in the 3.5 Players Handbook that are not in prohibited schools".

This seems quite clear, wizards specifically know 0-level spells from the Players Handbook only, not all the published 0 level spells.

Ed

Ah, that's better. Now I just have to remind the Circle to add that to the LGCS in the next update.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
kjenks 05-21-05, 09:22 PM	Repair Minor Damage is a new cantrip (0th level spell) from Complete Arcane. It's listed as Core in LGCS 4.2. Do all newly-minted LG Wizards have this spell in their spellbooks? Or does it suddenly appear when they reach level 3? After the Year 5 conversion, do all old Wizards in LG suddenly have a new page in their spellbooks? Or do existing Wizards need to find a newly-created Wizard and trade spells? -- Ken Jenks
Sieylianna 05-22-05, 11:40 AM	Repair Minor Damage is a new cantrip (0th level spell) from Complete Arcane. It's listed as Core in LGCS 4.2. Do all newly-minted LG Wizards have this spell in their spellbooks? Or does it suddenly appear when they reach level 3? After the Year 5 conversion, do all old Wizards in LG suddenly have a new page in their spellbooks? Or do existing Wizards need to find a newly-created Wizard and trade spells? Wizards have all PHB cantrips in their spell books. If you want 0 level spells from any other source, you must learn it from another wizard, scroll, or captured spellbook. Ed
kjenks 05-22-05, 11:53 AM	Wizards have all PHB cantrips in their spell books. If you want 0 level spells from any other source, you must learn it from another wizard, scroll, or captured spellbook. Ed Well, actually, the PH says, "A wizard begins play with a spellbook containing all 0-level wizard spells (except those from her prohibited school or schools, if any; see School Specialization, below) plus three 1st-level spells of your choice. " So, does "all 0-level wizard spells" really mean "ALL 0-level wizard spells" -- or does it mean something else? -- Ken Jenks
Sieylianna 05-22-05, 06:28 PM	Well, actually, the PH says, "A wizard begins play with a spellbook containing all 0-level wizard spells (except those from her prohibited school or schools, if any; see School Specialization, below) plus three 1st-level spells of your choice. " So, does "all 0-level wizard spells" really mean "ALL 0-level wizard spells" -- or does it mean something else? It means exactly what I told you. From the LG Class Guidebook Removal Conversion document: "Wizards also know all 0-level cantrip spells in the 3.5 Players Handbook that are not in prohibited schools". This seems quite clear, wizards specifically know 0-level spells from the Players Handbook only, not all the published 0 level spells. Ed
kjenks 05-22-05, 11:15 PM	It means exactly what I told you. From the LG Class Guidebook Removal Conversion document: "Wizards also know all 0-level cantrip spells in the 3.5 Players Handbook that are not in prohibited schools". This seems quite clear, wizards specifically know 0-level spells from the Players Handbook only, not all the published 0 level spells. Ed Ah, that's better. Now I just have to remind the Circle to add that to the LGCS in the next update.