buying spells vs. finding spell books
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Apprentice
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written Wednesday, August 22 2007 15:39
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Hi, Can someone explain the difference between buying spells + improvements vs. finding spellbooks in dungeons? I notice that when I find a spell in a dungeon I still get the options to buy it and improve it. It seems kind of odd that I have to pay for it even though I already learned it to be able to improve it. On a similar note, I notice that the learning a spell message is something like "Your skill with <whatever> +1". Does that mean if I've already bought and improved the spell that it will get even more improved? Posts: 2 | Registered: Wednesday, August 22 2007 07:00 |
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written Wednesday, August 22 2007 16:03
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quote:You can always buy up to 2 levels in each spell, regardless of how many levels you got by means other than buying it. Paying to improve a spell you already know is almost never worth it: the only effect will be a tiny increase in the spell's effectiveness, equivalent to one extra point of Spellcraft or Magery. quote:Yes, but as above, only by a small amount. -------------------- The Empire Always Loses: This Time For Sure! Posts: 9973 | Registered: Saturday, March 30 2002 08:00 |
Apprentice
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written Friday, August 24 2007 17:32
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Thanks. Makes sense now. After you've already learned a spell I think the text at a trainer should always read "improve the spell" to make it clear. Posts: 2 | Registered: Wednesday, August 22 2007 07:00 |