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As per both the BoVD and the BoED, you cannot spont cast any exalted or vile spell (prepared only).

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Corrupt spells can be cast by anyone who prepares spells, i.e. a wizard, a paladin, or a cleric (as opposed to someone who cast spells spontaneously, i.e. a bard, or a scorerer, a warmage, an assassin, etc.). In spite of the above mentioned rule, a spontaneous caster like a bard or a sorcerer CAN cast a corrupt spell from a scroll. GOOD characters are NOT ESPECIALLY FORBIDDEN to use corrupt spells, but have to pay the price (as all other casters of corrupt spells and suffer the consequences of casting evil spells, if the corrupt spell has the "Evil" descriptor). [See page 77/78 BoVD.]

Sanctified spells can be cast by anyone who prepares spells, i.e. a wizard, a ranger, or a cleric (as opposed to someone who cast spells spontaneously, i.e. a bard, or a scorerer). In spite of the above mentioned rule, a spontaneous caster like a bard or a sorcerer CAN cast a sanctified spell from a scroll. EVIL characters are ESPECIALLY FORBIDDEN to use sanctified spells. CLERICS, and only CLERICS [not druids, not paladins, not healers, not etc.], are able to spontaneously cast a sanctified spell instead of a prepared divine spell, just as the rule of spontaneously casting Cure spells allows a cleric to lose a prepared spell to cast a Cure spell spontaneously. Combining the EVIL and CLERIC rules, you must be a nonevil cleric of a nonevil deity to cast a sanctified spell spontaneously. [See page 83/84 BoED.]

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