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    Community Member MetaHawk's Avatar
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    Default No spells available?

    From the Wiki:
    'A wizard begins play with a spellbook of (3 + Int modifier) 1st-level spells. At each new wizard level, he gains two new spells of any spell level or levels that he can cast (based on the new wizard's level) for his spellbook.'

    So, in the process of leveling to 5 on my Wizard, I was surprised when I got to the spell screen, to see 'You have 0 spells available.'

    Any ideas why I didn't get the 2 spells at this level?

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    Do you already have all the spells of that level and below in your spellbook?
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    1) If you have already inscribed all the spells for your level into your spell book there isn't anything to choose from.
    2) If you lesser or greater reincarnated, there is a bug which prevents you from choosing new spells.

    The second applies to my wizard right now(hopes for a fix soon).

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    Quote Originally Posted by MetaHawk View Post
    From the Wiki:
    'A wizard begins play with a spellbook of (3 + Int modifier) 1st-level spells. At each new wizard level, he gains two new spells of any spell level or levels that he can cast (based on the new wizard's level) for his spellbook.'

    So, in the process of leveling to 5 on my Wizard, I was surprised when I got to the spell screen, to see 'You have 0 spells available.'

    Any ideas why I didn't get the 2 spells at this level?
    As was already stated but for reiterations sake, if you have bought and inscribed all of the available spells for that level then you obviously wouldn't have any spells to select.

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    Quote Originally Posted by shadow_419 View Post
    1) If you have already inscribed all the spells for your level into your spell book there isn't anything to choose from.
    2) If you lesser or greater reincarnated, there is a bug which prevents you from choosing new spells.

    The second applies to my wizard right now(hopes for a fix soon).
    Well, it certainly can't be the first, as a few of the spells are not available anywhere else.
    Sadly, it must be the second, as I did in fact GR a few days ago.
    Thanks for the info. Let's hope for a fix soon.

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    Going on three weeks for me so far. It's cool for now because most lvl7 spells and lower can be bought at vendors, but once lvl 8 spells become available to me I'm screwed.

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    It happens to TR too....

    My TR wizard is having the same problem...
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    We are no more d000m'd then we were a week ago. Note - This was posted in 10/2013
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    When you stop caring about xp/min this game becomes really fun. Trust me.
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    Some people brag about how fast they finished the game. I cant think of a stupider thing to brag about. Or in this game, going from level 1 to level 30 in two days, or however long it takes. I can't even begin to imagine what drives a person to think that is fun. You are ignoring all of the content and options and going for sheer speed. It is like going to a museum and bragging about how fast you made it through. Or bragging about how fast you finished a good steak.

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