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<blockquote data-quote="Zsig" data-source="post: 4263303" data-attributes="member: 56809">I'll try to answer those based on my guts as well, but i don't think there's any evidence on the book (aside from what's written under Spellbook page 158). So if you want an official answer you'll have to wait for it from an official source.1. If you can cast 3 Daily Powers you can memorize 3 daily spells, from what I understand, level is irrelevant here. So yes, you can memorize 3 level 9 spells as long as they're not duplicate.2. You trade one &quot;power&quot; for another &quot;power&quot;. Each of the 3 level 9 spells you got are essentially individual powers and you pick one of them and trade for another (this is also valid for the retraining and power replacement rules). You learn 1 power from the other class. Other classes doesn't use spellbooks, so you don't write the other classes' powers on your spellbook.Again, this is the way I understand it. Sure, if that's how it works then Wizards are powerful compared to the others... but for some reason the PHB seems to ommit what happens when your book is stolen, lost etc...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Zsig, post: 4263303, member: 56809"] I'll try to answer those based on my guts as well, but i don't think there's any evidence on the book (aside from what's written under Spellbook page 158). So if you want an official answer you'll have to wait for it from an official source. 1. If you can cast 3 Daily Powers you can memorize 3 daily spells, from what I understand, level is irrelevant here. So yes, you can memorize 3 level 9 spells as long as they're not duplicate. 2. You trade one "power" for another "power". Each of the 3 level 9 spells you got are essentially individual powers and you pick one of them and trade for another (this is also valid for the retraining and power replacement rules). You learn 1 power from the other class. Other classes doesn't use spellbooks, so you don't write the other classes' powers on your spellbook. Again, this is the way I understand it. Sure, if that's how it works then Wizards are powerful compared to the others... but for some reason the PHB seems to ommit what happens when your book is stolen, lost etc... [/QUOTE]

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