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<blockquote data-quote="RangerWickett" data-source="post: 1123675" data-attributes="member: 63"><p>Each spell list is a single combination of one action type and one object type. So yes, Illusion Fire, Illusion Death, and Illusion Water would require 3 separate spell lists.</p><p></p><p>You know 6 spell lists if your caster level is 1, or 3 spell lists if your caster level is 1/2 (like a 1st level faithblade). By the time you reach caster level 20, you know 45 spell lists.</p><p></p><p>In addition to learning spell lists as you level up, you can also make use of spells you don't know, though in limited ways. Mages can write down their signature spells in spellbooks, which lets them sell and share spells with other mages. If you have a spell written down, even if you don't know that spell, you can cast it. Doing so takes one minute and requires a caster level check, but it gives you a lot of flexibility.</p><p></p><p>(Compare this to scroll-like magic items, which cost much more, but let you cast spells you don't know as a standard action.)</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="RangerWickett, post: 1123675, member: 63"] Each spell list is a single combination of one action type and one object type. So yes, Illusion Fire, Illusion Death, and Illusion Water would require 3 separate spell lists. You know 6 spell lists if your caster level is 1, or 3 spell lists if your caster level is 1/2 (like a 1st level faithblade). By the time you reach caster level 20, you know 45 spell lists. In addition to learning spell lists as you level up, you can also make use of spells you don't know, though in limited ways. Mages can write down their signature spells in spellbooks, which lets them sell and share spells with other mages. If you have a spell written down, even if you don't know that spell, you can cast it. Doing so takes one minute and requires a caster level check, but it gives you a lot of flexibility. (Compare this to scroll-like magic items, which cost much more, but let you cast spells you don't know as a standard action.) [/QUOTE]
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