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<blockquote data-quote="Jack Haggerty" data-source="post: 306331" data-attributes="member: 89">Re: AshebrannorEdena...&nbsp; Unless your DM is using a house rule, 0-level spells-per-day don't benefit from high ability scores.You should get 3 0-level and 3 1st level spells per day, plus any bonus spells from specializing.And it looks like you got short-changed here.&nbsp; First, Detect Magic and Read Magic are included in the &quot;All Contrips from PHB&quot;.&nbsp; Second, according to the PHB, a Wizard begins at 1st level with 2 + Int bonus 1st-level spells in his spellbook.&nbsp; Aside from Sleep and Magic Missile, you should get to pick another 4 1st-level spells.Thorough cooking kills any bacteria and parasites that may be living in that raw meat.&nbsp; Eating raw meat runs the risk of contracting disease and infestations.Traditional Eskimos, however, didn't get scurvy, because they ate their meat raw or severly undercooked, and they ate a lot of raw animal bits that we normally don't (like beluga whale skin, and the stomach contents of caribou).&nbsp; Cooking, you see, tends to destroy vitamin C.&nbsp; Learn more <a href="http://www.straightdope.com/columns/010119.html" target="_blank">here</a>.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jack Haggerty, post: 306331, member: 89"] [b]Re: Ashebrannor[/b] Edena... Unless your DM is using a house rule, 0-level spells-per-day don't benefit from high ability scores. You should get 3 0-level and 3 1st level spells per day, plus any bonus spells from specializing. And it looks like you got short-changed here. First, Detect Magic and Read Magic are included in the "All Contrips from PHB". Second, according to the PHB, a Wizard begins at 1st level with 2 + Int bonus 1st-level spells in his spellbook. Aside from Sleep and Magic Missile, you should get to pick another 4 1st-level spells. Thorough cooking kills any bacteria and parasites that may be living in that raw meat. Eating raw meat runs the risk of contracting disease and infestations. Traditional Eskimos, however, didn't get scurvy, because they ate their meat raw or severly undercooked, and they ate a lot of raw animal bits that we normally don't (like beluga whale skin, and the stomach contents of caribou). Cooking, you see, tends to destroy vitamin C. Learn more [url=http://www.straightdope.com/columns/010119.html]here[/url]. [/QUOTE]

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