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<blockquote data-quote="John Quixote" data-source="post: 3467575" data-attributes="member: 694">Spells will be dealt with in-game once things get started.&nbsp; For now, both Kel and Dagon have no spell books yet (they'll acquire them soon enough, though).The number of spells that a character can have memorized at any one time is equal to the highest spell level that they can cast, to a maximum of one-third their key ability.&nbsp; This means that as 1st level mages, capable of casting 1st level spells, both characters can memorize 1 spell.&nbsp; Both characters also have an Intelligence of 16, meaning that at most, both Kel and Dagon will be able to have 5 spells memorized at any one time (starting at 9th level, when they can cast 5th level spells).&nbsp; Remember, though, your memorized spells are merely the ones that you can cast without needing to read from your spell-book, so it's generally a good idea to memorize combat-useful spells, since there is really no need to memorize out-of-combat &quot;utility&quot; spells.&nbsp; (Out of combat, time is rarely an issue, and there is little danger to having your spell book out.)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="John Quixote, post: 3467575, member: 694"] Spells will be dealt with in-game once things get started. For now, both Kel and Dagon have no spell books yet (they'll acquire them soon enough, though). The number of spells that a character can have memorized at any one time is equal to the highest spell level that they can cast, to a maximum of one-third their key ability. This means that as 1st level mages, capable of casting 1st level spells, both characters can memorize 1 spell. Both characters also have an Intelligence of 16, meaning that at most, both Kel and Dagon will be able to have 5 spells memorized at any one time (starting at 9th level, when they can cast 5th level spells). Remember, though, your memorized spells are merely the ones that you can cast without needing to read from your spell-book, so it's generally a good idea to memorize combat-useful spells, since there is really no need to memorize out-of-combat "utility" spells. (Out of combat, time is rarely an issue, and there is little danger to having your spell book out.) [/QUOTE]

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