OA qn: maho-tsukai spell list

[hong]

The maho-tsukai has a nifty "convert spells" ability that lets them convert levels in a previous spellcaster class to maho-tsukai levels, for the purpose of determining the no. of spells known and spells per day.

How does this affect their spell list, and in particular, magic items? Suppose I have a 6th level sorc/1st level MT. As a 6th level sorc, I can cast haste. This spell is not on my MT list. Can I still use scrolls and wands of haste?

How about spells that I can't cast (didn't take as a sorc)? Suppose I find a scroll of fireball, which isn't a spell I took as a sorc. Can I use that? Or teleport?

ThaADVANCEnks!

 

[Archer]

As long as you have at least one level in sorceror you can use spell completion items on the sorceror list but you only use your sorceror level for level checks.

 

[hong]

Right, so a smart MT would keep at least one level unconverted to keep the benefit of the sorc spell list (the MT looks uber on first glance, but they have a really limited spell list -- like, _really_ limited). That makes sense.

 

[Hypersmurf]

ThaADVANCEnks!

"Advance in thanks"?

-Hyp.

 

[Geoff Watson]

Maho-tsukai can learn spells from either their old spell list or the maho-tsukai spell list. (OA p238, spell conversion.)
So, them not having Haste, etc, on the maho list isn't a problem, as they keep access to their Sorceror spells.

Geoff.

 

[hong]

Maho-tsukai can learn spells from either their old spell list or the maho-tsukai spell list. (OA p238, spell conversion.)
So, them not having Haste, etc, on the maho list isn't a problem, as they keep access to their Sorceror spells.

Oh, that's even better. Thanks, Geoff!