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<blockquote data-quote="CreamCloud0" data-source="post: 9047608" data-attributes="member: 7034710">i mean i think you can find a way for it to make sense with most classes:clerics and warlocks? sure you technically know that spell but your body hasn't been prepared for that level of divine/unholy channeling, you need to find a temple or cult that knows the proper rites and ceremonies to let you perform X or Y spell, and instead of spending gold for the special spell-scribing inks it's to properly fund the ceremony with special incenses and your ceremonial robessorcerers? sure they get some spells naturally but learning from someone else is going to be easier that figuring it out from scratch by yourself, they're always going to want to learn more if they have the opportunitybards? it's all in the tone you look at magical secrets with, it's not &quot;oh you worked out two spells by yourself? but what about all the others, if you can do it for two you can do the rest of em hurry up&quot; but more &quot;oh wow you figured this all out by yourself? just from watching people use it! i mean copying existing magic isn't as difficult as discovering new magic wholesale but man that's still impressive&quot;druids, rangers and paladins? sure they'll need to trade notes with others of their kind to learn new spells, they might get their magic from external forces but it's not as direct a connection clerics or warlocks</blockquote>

[QUOTE="CreamCloud0, post: 9047608, member: 7034710"] i mean i think you can find a way for it to make sense with most classes: clerics and warlocks? sure you technically know that spell but your body hasn't been prepared for that level of divine/unholy channeling, you need to find a temple or cult that knows the proper rites and ceremonies to let you perform X or Y spell, and instead of spending gold for the special spell-scribing inks it's to properly fund the ceremony with special incenses and your ceremonial robes sorcerers? sure they get some spells naturally but learning from someone else is going to be easier that figuring it out from scratch by yourself, they're always going to want to learn more if they have the opportunity bards? it's all in the tone you look at magical secrets with, it's not "oh you worked out two spells by yourself? but what about all the others, if you can do it for two you can do the rest of em hurry up" but more "oh wow you figured this all out by yourself? just from watching people use it! i mean copying existing magic isn't as difficult as discovering new magic wholesale but man that's still impressive" druids, rangers and paladins? sure they'll need to trade notes with others of their kind to learn new spells, they might get their magic from external forces but it's not as direct a connection clerics or warlocks [/QUOTE]

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