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<blockquote data-quote="bleedthefreak" data-source="post: 98936" data-attributes="member: 1839">Just a side noteI haven't heard anyone mention this, but if a Sorcerer casts the 1d4+1 chr spell (or drinks a potion of charisma) he or she will benefit from bonus spells cast per day, just as if she was wearing a cloak of charisma.&nbsp; Same would go for bards. One thing no one has brought up is the usefulness for these spells lessens as the equipment comes into play, for example, at low levels a wizard with Fox's Cunning (or whatever the INT one is) is great, but as he levels up and finds the headband of intellect, it isn't usefull unless he can yield a result on the spell higher then the item he is wearing (they don't stack).&nbsp; If a mage has a HoI +4 then he would have to roll a natural 4 (to get a 5) AND have an odd number in his stat to get even a +1 bonus, not really worth it, and a +4 stat booster can be easily had by level 9 or 10.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bleedthefreak, post: 98936, member: 1839"] [b]Just a side note[/b] I haven't heard anyone mention this, but if a Sorcerer casts the 1d4+1 chr spell (or drinks a potion of charisma) he or she will benefit from bonus spells cast per day, just as if she was wearing a cloak of charisma. Same would go for bards. One thing no one has brought up is the usefulness for these spells lessens as the equipment comes into play, for example, at low levels a wizard with Fox's Cunning (or whatever the INT one is) is great, but as he levels up and finds the headband of intellect, it isn't usefull unless he can yield a result on the spell higher then the item he is wearing (they don't stack). If a mage has a HoI +4 then he would have to roll a natural 4 (to get a 5) AND have an odd number in his stat to get even a +1 bonus, not really worth it, and a +4 stat booster can be easily had by level 9 or 10. [/QUOTE]

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