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#1 Bard_of_the_mists Feb 22, 2009 16:56:48	Sorry guys dont know which forum to ask this in but the general rule for you spells per day (wizard, sorcerer, etc) was that if you got a magic item your spells per day dont go up. Meaning if you got lets say gloves of wisdom +6 your spells per day dont go up (only your saves do) but one guy in my group was asking about the Tome of Wisdom. Since its not a magical item that you wear but something you learn and your inherent nature is now increased. Does this effect your spells per day? Only serious responses please. This is a quesion for 3.5 D&D
#2 count_arioch_the_28th Feb 22, 2009 22:11:14	The question goes in the Previous Editions forum. However, your question is based off invalid assumptions. When your casting stat goes up from a magic item, your spells per day do in fact increase. Since wearing a periapt of wisdom increases your spells per day, there's really no reason to rule that an inherent bonus from a tome doesn't as well.