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<blockquote data-quote="Peraion Graufalke" data-source="post: 5463160" data-attributes="member: 81950">2E- Wizards have 9 spell levels, clerics and druids have 7 spell levels- Clerics can get quest spells (Tome of Magic), wizards can get 10th level spells and higher (certain Forgotten Realms supplements)- When you take damage while casting, your spell fails automatically- Wizards aren't allowed to wear armor (some exceptions for elf fighter-mages with elven chainmail)- You need to roll for every spell you want to learn (except for read magic IIRC) and you have a maximum number of spells per spell level that you can learn- Strict race and class limitations (e.g. no dwarven paladins), demihuman level limits (with lots of optional rules)- Races have positive and negative ability mods, usually +1/-1 (Dark Sun is the big exception here)3E- Wizards, clerics and druids have 9 spell levels- When you take damage while casting, you can make a concentration check so your spell won't fail- Wizards who wear armor have a chance of spell failure- No race and class limitations, no demihuman level limits- Races have positive and negative ability mods, usually +2/-24E- No traditional spell levels- Casting spells can't be interrupted (in a previous editions sense of the word) unless you're knocked unconscious- Wizards can wear pretty much any armor they want to without risking spell failure- No need to roll if you want to learn a spell- No race and class limitations, no demihuman level limits- Races have positive ability mods (no penalties), usually +2</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Peraion Graufalke, post: 5463160, member: 81950"] 2E - Wizards have 9 spell levels, clerics and druids have 7 spell levels - Clerics can get quest spells (Tome of Magic), wizards can get 10th level spells and higher (certain Forgotten Realms supplements) - When you take damage while casting, your spell fails automatically - Wizards aren't allowed to wear armor (some exceptions for elf fighter-mages with elven chainmail) - You need to roll for every spell you want to learn (except for read magic IIRC) and you have a maximum number of spells per spell level that you can learn - Strict race and class limitations (e.g. no dwarven paladins), demihuman level limits (with lots of optional rules) - Races have positive and negative ability mods, usually +1/-1 (Dark Sun is the big exception here) 3E - Wizards, clerics and druids have 9 spell levels - When you take damage while casting, you can make a concentration check so your spell won't fail - Wizards who wear armor have a chance of spell failure - No race and class limitations, no demihuman level limits - Races have positive and negative ability mods, usually +2/-2 4E - No traditional spell levels - Casting spells can't be interrupted (in a previous editions sense of the word) unless you're knocked unconscious - Wizards can wear pretty much any armor they want to without risking spell failure - No need to roll if you want to learn a spell - No race and class limitations, no demihuman level limits - Races have positive ability mods (no penalties), usually +2 [/QUOTE]

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