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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Scion" data-source="post: 1489688" data-attributes="member: 5777">Whatever you say, of course it is your belief that I am wrong, no matter how wrong your belief is. I didnt make it up, it is clearly stated. Just because you wish to interpet it differently ::shrugs:: do as you will, but just because you interpret it different doesnt make you right. Not by a long shot.As for the rest, whatever again. I have shown it to be the case above, or at least be a very likely interpretation of what is going on. Specifically it does state when you get your spells, it does not state that you lose spells for stat change, and I dont care if you like the anology about int or not, it just doesnt matter.So play the way you will, I will play mine. I will play by the raw just fine, with what I have said above all being true.You may of course think that it isnt, and try to support your claim by misquoting or faulty logic, but that doesnt prove your point.The fact is that you have no real proof, and that you simply dont like what I have said. Sure, go for it, but again, that doesnt make you right nor does it make me wrong.So find something in the rulebooks to support your claims, or make up your own rules as you wish. Luckily my way goes along with the raw completely.Plus, the simplest way to do it is the way I have been saying. There are less abuses, less bookeeping, and it follows the raw. Good enough. If you wish to risk the abuse and worry about the bookeeping be my guest, but I wont go with that insanity.Do try to stop misquoting me and the text though, that is just rude. You talk about me 'making things up', but all of mine comes from the book. Your misquoting is just tiresome.</blockquote>

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