Rafael Ceurdepyr
First Post
szilard said:You're the utility guy.
Thanks, Stuart! This is exactly the kind of advice I'm looking for. Anyone else?
szilard said:You're the utility guy.
Rafael Ceurdepyr said:Thanks, Stuart! This is exactly the kind of advice I'm looking for. Anyone else?
Wolfwood2 said:Oh, and bardic knowledge is not worth losing a spellcasting level. It's really not.
(people) said:Bardic Knowledge bad
Driddle said:Depends on the DM and campaign -- how much information is given, its relative importance to the scenario, and how long the campaign lasts. Obviously, your experience suggests otherwise. Can't assume the same about others, however.
Rafael Ceurdepyr said:Thanks, Stuart! This is exactly the kind of advice I'm looking for. Anyone else?
Wolfwood2 said:7. Know every spell on your list backwards and forwards. Know what it can do. You never want to be embarrassed by remembering that you could have solved a problem with a spell you had on your list but forgot about. And you get a lot of "problem-solving spells". Comprehend Languages, Spider Climb, See Invisibility... you won't ast them every day, but when you need them you need them.