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<blockquote data-quote="Jaligard" data-source="post: 121655" data-attributes="member: 1010">Okay, here's the way it works...You gain the specialization of Abjuration while retaining the specialization to Illusion magic. You must take additional prohibited schools as described in School Specialization under Abjuration (PHB, 54). You cannot take a school already prohibited to you OR the Illusion school OR Transmutation. You can no longer cast spells from this/these schools (or use them from scrolls or wands), but you retain the ability to use any such spells that ALREADY know.(Question #1) You get ONE bonus spell of every level that can either be used for Illusion spells or Abjuration spells. You do not get one for each. You also gain a +2 to Spellcraft checks to learn Abjuration spells.(Question #2) I imagine you would get to choose either Illusion or Abjuration for one of your spells and then freely pick the other spell.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jaligard, post: 121655, member: 1010"] Okay, here's the way it works... You gain the specialization of Abjuration while retaining the specialization to Illusion magic. You must take additional prohibited schools as described in School Specialization under Abjuration (PHB, 54). You cannot take a school already prohibited to you OR the Illusion school OR Transmutation. You can no longer cast spells from this/these schools (or use them from scrolls or wands), but you retain the ability to use any such spells that ALREADY know. (Question #1) You get ONE bonus spell of every level that can either be used for Illusion spells or Abjuration spells. You do not get one for each. You also gain a +2 to Spellcraft checks to learn Abjuration spells. (Question #2) I imagine you would get to choose either Illusion or Abjuration for one of your spells and then freely pick the other spell. [/QUOTE]

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