Specialized mage ?

AlexDaSlayer · Post by **AlexDaSlayer** » Thu Jan 03, 2002 6:43 am

hello

id just like to know whats the advantaged of creating a specialized mage over a normal mage ?

a specialized mage gets restriceted on some spells..

any bonus to negate that ?

c ya

Wildfire · Post by **Wildfire** » Thu Jan 03, 2002 9:43 am

A specialized mage gets more spell slots and a higher chance to learn spells from the school he is specialised in.

Coot · Post by **Coot** » Thu Jan 03, 2002 10:37 am

IMO, the best specialized mage is the illussionist. He doesn't lose too many important spells.

AlexDaSlayer · Post by **AlexDaSlayer** » Thu Jan 03, 2002 1:00 pm

oh okay i see

thanks a lot

could u tell me exactly how much more slots he gets ? Like 1 for each level ??

thx

pallat · Post by **pallat** » Thu Jan 03, 2002 9:11 pm

Here is some info you may want.
If you specialize in:
Abjuration- cannot cast alteration spells

Alteration- cannot cast Abjoration or Necromancy spells

Conjuration/Summoning- cannot cast Invokation or Divination spells

Enchantment/Charm- cannot cast Invokation spells

Divination- cannot cast Enchantment/Charm or Conjuration/Summoning spells

Necromancy- cannot cast Illusion spells

Illusion- cannot cast Necromancy spells

Dynaheir is an Invoker so missed out on many spells, Xan is an Enchanter, Xzar is a Necromancer, and Edwin is a Conjurer.

So before adding an NPC to the party, consider what spells they will not learn. Specialists in general are better since an added spell per level is desirable at higher spell levels.