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That would imply that clerics could prepare domain spells in their regular slots, though, right?
It might imply it, but any such implication would be overruled by the fact that the domain rules specifically say that domain spells not normally on the cleric list can only be prepared in domain slots.
downlobot |
Don't wands and such have types, too? I.e. Divine or arcane, such that a spell that appears on both the wizard and cleric list might appear in a wand that a wizard couldnt use without umd that a cleroc could? So in the example above, the domain version of the spell would be divine, so the cleric couldnt use an arcane wand without umd? I could be makong that all up though.
Midnight_Angel |
Don't wands and such have types, too? I.e. Divine or arcane, such that a spell that appears on both the wizard and cleric list might appear in a wand that a wizard couldnt use without umd that a cleroc could? So in the example above, the domain version of the spell would be divine, so the cleric couldnt use an arcane wand without umd?
I could be makong that all up though.
Actually, you are.
Scrolls come in both arcane and divine 'flavor', wands don't.
Rudy2 |
Rudy2 wrote:It might imply it, but any such implication would be overruled by the fact that the domain rules specifically say that domain spells not normally on the cleric list can only be prepared in domain slots....
That would imply that clerics could prepare domain spells in their regular slots, though, right?
Ah, true. Specific trumps general; my world is on its axis again.
Question answered. Thanks all!