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#1 JoyrexJ9 Jul 06, 2014 4:45:29	Really simple dumb question, but I want to make sure I'm getting this right:   Clerics can prepare spells from the entire cleric spell list available to them at their level Wizards can only prepare spells from their spell book   So after a long rest a cleric could have a totally different set of spells than the previous day?   In terms of the character sheet it almost makes no sense to use the "prepared" tick-boxes for clerics, as unless you're going to write out all the cleric spells from the whole list onto your character sheet, you'd only ever really have prepared ones on the list   Hope I've got that right
#2 Plaguescarred1 Jul 06, 2014 5:17:58	Yes clerics prepare the list of cleric spells that are available for them to cast, choosing from the cleric spell list.  (Basic D&D pg.22)
#3 E-Tallitnics Jul 07, 2014 20:45:55	JoyrexJ9 wrote:
#4 Daganev Jul 08, 2014 0:36:13	There are three lists of spells.   1. List of spells you can prepare from (all for cleric, book for wizard) 2. List of Prepared spells. This is what you have chosen to prepare for the day, you may only cast from this list, unless it's a ritual and your are wizard. 3. Spell slots from which you cast prepared spells.
#5 ivstin Jul 09, 2014 1:35:16	In reference to page 3 of the character sheet (spell and magic sheet):   I have my clerics write all the cleric spells along with their components (V,S,M - cost) so it looks like this: Identify (V,S,M - Pearl 100 gp)   Then when they prepare it, they bubble in the prepared circle.   Wizards? Those lazy jerks have to write their spells that are within the spellbook on the lines instead. So, if they do learn more spells between adventures they could theoretically have all the wizard spells ever. mmmmm money. MMMMMMMMMM... SPELLS.
#6 JoyrexJ9 Jul 09, 2014 11:53:02	Thanks for the replies guys.   Daganev wrote: