So I am still learning this game, and I just learned that wizards have spellbooks and have to keep track of which spells are in there. So I am wondering if anyone knows of a comprehensive list of wizards spells organized in alphabetical order or by level or both in a checklist style that one can print out and use to keep track of which spells are in the spellbook.
try http://www.d20pfsrd.com/magic/spell-lists-and-domains
Woah! 916 wizard spells. More than I expected. I was thinking of getting it all on to one page, but that probably won't happen. Maybe two pages...
Got it onto 2 pages. If I had a place to host it I'd be happy to share.
You do realize that the wizard doesn't get all spells, right? He/she starts the game with three plus int mod 1st level spells, and all 0 level spells (except barred schools). After that, you get two per level, plus whatever you find in game or purchase (but you have to make a spellcraft check to learn them).
There's no need to print out a list of all the wizard spells in the game.
Yeah, I understand. I just thought a checklist would make record keeping easy <shrug>. Maybe there's something else I don't get.
So let me ask this...how many spells would a wizard resonably have in his spellbook including all scrolls and other spellbooks found/shared, and spells purchased?
At 10th level?
At 15th level?
At 20th level?
That depends...
In our party, I'm 9/2 Wizard/Bard and another player is 10 Wizard. I have more spells in my book, by about 2X margin. I spend my gold that way.
Wizards get 2x per level minimum. I'd guess they would normally have 4X per level. I'm obsessive with being a toolbox and push 6X or more per level.
Just two examples. Depends on where the wizard spends his gold.
Interesting. So you have ~54 spells in your spellbook. At 20th you might have as many as 120 in there. Thanks for that, it is rather enlightening for a noob.
So anyone ever find like a Spellbook cache in a library or something?
I've had some requests for this so I found a place to host the file. Now that I know more about PF, perhaps a file like this is not really necessary, but I still use it.