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<blockquote data-quote="Thunderfoot" data-source="post: 3418843" data-attributes="member: 34175">WHAAU HUH????&nbsp; What book were you using, what drugs were you on and why haven't you brought enough for the rest of the class???&nbsp; They have always gotten spells at 1st level.Now back to other conversations:Yes, their spell progression topped at 7th level spells, but cleric spells at 7th level equalled or bettered spells of 9th level in the wizard domain.&nbsp; The numbers don't match, never have, never will.&nbsp; But since we are on the subject of changes and spells, I do believe that wizards didn't get bonus spells (especially since I have my copies of 1E and 2E PHBs right here) - EVER, now they earn them the same as clerics.&nbsp; As I said, a wash - yes they changed the spells level basis and spread them out, but wizards can get bonus spells that they didn't have before.&nbsp; Both classes got better access to weapons and the wizard gets scribe scoll for free and a familiar whenever instead of having to find and then cast a spell for it.&nbsp; Clerics gained the domain spells, but had their access to turning 'nerfed' (in camparrison to the old school method).&nbsp; I still think that overall, its a wash - but I have the feeling that this debate will get personal if left on the line too long.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Thunderfoot, post: 3418843, member: 34175"] WHAAU HUH???? What book were you using, what drugs were you on and why haven't you brought enough for the rest of the class??? They have always gotten spells at 1st level. Now back to other conversations: Yes, their spell progression topped at 7th level spells, but cleric spells at 7th level equalled or bettered spells of 9th level in the wizard domain. The numbers don't match, never have, never will. But since we are on the subject of changes and spells, I do believe that wizards didn't get bonus spells (especially since I have my copies of 1E and 2E PHBs right here) - EVER, now they earn them the same as clerics. As I said, a wash - yes they changed the spells level basis and spread them out, but wizards can get bonus spells that they didn't have before. Both classes got better access to weapons and the wizard gets scribe scoll for free and a familiar whenever instead of having to find and then cast a spell for it. Clerics gained the domain spells, but had their access to turning 'nerfed' (in camparrison to the old school method). I still think that overall, its a wash - but I have the feeling that this debate will get personal if left on the line too long. [/QUOTE]

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