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<blockquote data-quote="FrankTrollman" data-source="post: 1153277" data-attributes="member: 14225">OK, let's have a 9th level Diviner (or some other specialist wizard, for whatever reason), with an intelligence of 22 (including his 2 stat raises and his headband of +4 intellect - so we are starting at a 16 Int):At 10th level he picks up :1 5th level spell1 4th level spellAt 11th level he picks up:1 6th level spell1 6th level spell for specialization1 6th level spell for Intelligence1 3rd level spellThat's six spells. And it didn't require anything convoluted. If you do something around a level where you get a stat raise you can potentially get 7 spells in two levels. And yes, even a non-specialist can get his stat raise at 12th level and gain 6 spells in that time.Do you have any other bold assertions that you want to make that can be disproved that easily?-Frank</blockquote>

[QUOTE="FrankTrollman, post: 1153277, member: 14225"] OK, let's have a 9th level Diviner (or some other specialist wizard, for whatever reason), with an intelligence of 22 (including his 2 stat raises and his headband of +4 intellect - so we are starting at a 16 Int): At 10th level he picks up : 1 5th level spell 1 4th level spell At 11th level he picks up: 1 6th level spell 1 6th level spell for specialization 1 6th level spell for Intelligence 1 3rd level spell That's six spells. And it didn't require anything convoluted. If you do something around a level where you get a stat raise you can potentially get 7 spells in two levels. And yes, even a non-specialist can get his stat raise at 12th level and gain 6 spells in that time. Do you have any other bold assertions that you want to make that can be disproved that easily? -Frank [/QUOTE]

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