Re: BishGada (Private thread) Labyrinth of Madness
Posted: Tue Jul 08, 2025 7:07 am
You can't relearn spells at the end of the day and recast them, you have to wait until morning. This is a basic thing for both mages and priests.
My 'time to memorize' list is just to keep track, because I also reminded the group that things may happen today while the group is in camp. The 'world' keeps moving without the pcs and things happen. The bad guys don't just sit still in a trance when nobody is in the dungeon.
Sounds good
One cannot put a spell in either a higher or lower spell slot, that is what I was saying. You cannot "cast a spell at a higher level." That is a thing only used in 5th edition often called Upcasting. Spells in 2e do sometimes scale in power by Character level, when the spell description says so, but they always use their normal spell level slot.
Ok so he is emptying the ioun stone, memorizing the follwing spells and the casting them into the stone for storage?
Conjure fire Elemental (6)
Speak With Dead (3)
Foresight (1)
There are 2 issues with this.
First, he doesn't have 'Speak With dead' in his list of spells to memorize. He could replace one of his other 3rd level spells with it pretty easily though.
Secondly, there are 10 spell levels listed above but the stone only holds up to 9. That will need to be corrected.
It looks like you have 2 different ideas about what you want to put into the stone.
Either option is fine, so long as you have to have all the spells in your list for the day to cast them into the stone and you do not exceed the stone's 9 spell level capacity.
Please let me know what you decide on.
Ok, that makes sense. No issues with learning it.
In addition, can you please give me a rough order that he plans to memorize things? You dont have to list all the spells in order for this, you can group them like -Level 1 spells, then level 3, then level 5" or
-Necromancy spells, then lvl 1s, then ioun stone spells, etc
Whatever order you want is fine, but the simpler you make it the easier it will be on me.