haste question

[Twinswords]

I have a question about haste.

If you put a haste spell over a sorcerer can he/she cast to 2 spells per round?
Or just one?

Twinswords
Two swords are better then one.

 

[CRGreathouse]

It depends on what the spells are.

A hasted sorcerer (of the appropriate level) could cast summon monster I, or two fireballs, or 1.5% of a contact other planes.

He/She could cast fireball, magic missile, and move 30 feet (or whatever a full move for that character).

 

[CRGreathouse]

Addendum: A human Wiz13 could even cast two fireballs, a Quickened fireball, and move 30 feet...

 

[graydoom]

If both spells have a casting time of 1 action, yes.

 

[Xahn'Tyr]

Haste allows an extra partial action each round. Casting a spell with a one action casting time is a partial action. So you can cast one during your "normal" round and another using your extra partial action, assuming that both have a casting time of "1 action".

Also note that you are allowed to cast a spell with a casting time of "one full round" by using both your normal action and your bonus partial action together.

 

[Darkness]

Heh. Really nice, haste: First you cast it, and then you cast another spell right after it, meaning that activating haste doesn't even prevent you from acting that round.
Sorcerers with haste are especially nasty...

 

[SpikeyFreak]

Sorcerers with haste are especially nasty... [/B]

Wizards with haste and quicken spell are even nastier.

--Wizened Spikey

 

[Caliban]

Wizards with haste and quicken spell are even nastier.

--Wizened Spikey

A sorcerer with haste and Twin Spell can be just as nasty, at least as far as combat is concerned.

 

[SpikeyFreak]

A sorcerer with haste and Twin Spell can be just as nasty, at least as far as combat is concerned.

Ah, but a wizard with haste, twin spell, and quicken spell......

--Dork Spikey

 

[Marshall]

Addendum: A human Wiz13 could even cast two fireballs, a Quickened fireball, and move 30 feet...

...fall into a pit trap and cast Feather Fall...

You know, I like the no more than two spells a round rule