Hi, new user here. How do you print a druid's spell list? I made a first level druid but the only way I can get the spells to print is if I have the character memorize them. Otherwise, both spell dossiers come up as "nothing to print." I assume that I'm missing something here.
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Printing a druid spell list
- Thread starter phosrik
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The spells that the druid has to choose from is vast and varied depending on what books you have and use.
Unless your a Wizard with a Spellbook (Which is another choice in the menu), you can only print out the spells that you prepare. You can prepare only Summon Nature's Ally and print it then Prepare the spells you would use in the game, or over prepare spells you think you might use and print that then prepare your usual allotment.
Unless your a Wizard with a Spellbook (Which is another choice in the menu), you can only print out the spells that you prepare. You can prepare only Summon Nature's Ally and print it then Prepare the spells you would use in the game, or over prepare spells you think you might use and print that then prepare your usual allotment.
Please tell me you're not serious. Are you telling me that I just paid $30 for a generator that can't do what a lot of other free ones can? I don't want to have to print a new sheet every single time I want a character to change spells. And yes, I would like to be able to print off a giant summary spell sheet for reference. This sucks 
thedarkelf007
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It would be a good feature to print all the spells, but in the meantime select all the spells you would be willing to cast with your character (most of mine have at least one or more components they won't use like compulsion with a free thinker or summoning for someone who had suffered enslavement)
With all the spells added, there will be errors, but you can print the whole list.
Wizards (and witches I think) are the only character(s) that can print off their known spell list and not just their active memories spells.
I agree that a feature needs to be added to allow other classes to print off their spell lists.
Or as an even more out there feature, grant each of the spellcasting classes the ability to use a spellbook like wizards to show what spells their character has access to.
If this was a house rule option I would use it with all my spellcasting classes. As this simplifies the spell list to the things they want to use, or have access to in worlds where every sourcebook is not automatically available to each character providing some rare or uncommon style spells that can be quest items or rewards. This is something I have done in other games, using a prayer book.
With all the spells added, there will be errors, but you can print the whole list.
Wizards (and witches I think) are the only character(s) that can print off their known spell list and not just their active memories spells.
I agree that a feature needs to be added to allow other classes to print off their spell lists.
Or as an even more out there feature, grant each of the spellcasting classes the ability to use a spellbook like wizards to show what spells their character has access to.
If this was a house rule option I would use it with all my spellcasting classes. As this simplifies the spell list to the things they want to use, or have access to in worlds where every sourcebook is not automatically available to each character providing some rare or uncommon style spells that can be quest items or rewards. This is something I have done in other games, using a prayer book.