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marauderbear February 24th, 2018 05:42 PM

Unable to add spells above level 0
 
I am attempting to create a portfolio with multiple party members and monsters for use in a one-off adventure. I imported several of the base characters from the encounter builder, and now I'm adding a few customizations to make the characters work a little better in the dungeon. But when I try to modify the list of memorized spells for the wizard, I can only add level 0 spells. There are several spells already in the spell book for 1st and 2nd levels, so that isn't the problem. Am I missing something?

Sendric February 26th, 2018 08:15 AM

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Originally Posted by marauderbear (Post 263517)
I am attempting to create a portfolio with multiple party members and monsters for use in a one-off adventure. I imported several of the base characters from the encounter builder, and now I'm adding a few customizations to make the characters work a little better in the dungeon. But when I try to modify the list of memorized spells for the wizard, I can only add level 0 spells. There are several spells already in the spell book for 1st and 2nd levels, so that isn't the problem. Am I missing something?

Hard to say. Can you attach the portfolio here so I can take a look?

Aaron March 1st, 2018 12:37 PM

This could be related to the changes to spells that happened a couple months ago. Someone contacted me with a similar issue a little while ago. This issue was that the spells in his spellbook were the old versions, which had been tagged as obsolete, so when memorizing the Obsolete tag was preventing adding that version.

Solution was to delete the spells in the spell book and then add them back in, so you'd have the updated versions.

Sendric March 2nd, 2018 03:51 AM

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Originally Posted by Aaron (Post 263727)
This could be related to the changes to spells that happened a couple months ago. Someone contacted me with a similar issue a little while ago. This issue was that the spells in his spellbook were the old versions, which had been tagged as obsolete, so when memorizing the Obsolete tag was preventing adding that version.

Solution was to delete the spells in the spell book and then add them back in, so you'd have the updated versions.

Thanks, Aaron. I was wondering if that might be the case.

Kendall-DM March 10th, 2018 09:23 AM

To clarify, since I was the one the originally reported it, this only happened with my Replace Thing Id spells and domains. The regular spells were still there.

In an old portfolio, the old spells are still the ones that were memorized, but they showed up just fine as long as they weren't replaced, although they were still the obsolete ones (the ones without the new spell features). I had to re-add them to get the newer versions, but the spells did show up.

I'm wondering if the OP was trying to add spells to a character with a 10 in the relevant stat instead... just speculating.

marauderbear November 24th, 2018 09:23 PM

Sorry it took so long to reply, but I just remembered that this question is still hanging. I hadn't rolled up ability scores, and so I couldn't add any spells because I didn't have the ability scores for it.

Illyahr November 25th, 2018 11:01 AM

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Originally Posted by marauderbear (Post 273048)
Sorry it took so long to reply, but I just remembered that this question is still hanging. I hadn't rolled up ability scores, and so I couldn't add any spells because I didn't have the ability scores for it.

Wait, so you're still sitting at a 10 Int? You can't prepare spells of 1st-level or higher if you're Int is 10, as per the rules if spellcasting. You gotta raise that first


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