I'm just now coming into the 7th level of wizardry spells and I notice that the store never has any scrolls in stock... What I propose, is that I acquire 2 spells that you do not have in your spell book on leveling and receive 2 that I do not have in return. Likewise when I level once again and acquire 2 new spells.
I don't think I've seen any pure wizards recently, at least any that have gone far enough in to have level 7 spell casting, however I'm intrigued to see if I get any offers.
I will end you. I will send you screaming into the abyss, where you will sit in the great wall and think of me until oblivion. Your life and your generations, are mine.
Wyvern wrote:Greater Ruin or something. No idea if that's in NWN 2. Probably not because we are sub-epic.
The epic spells are still in nwn2, you can find them as a feat, which is what they were considered in NwN1, technically. So on a server that automatically levels you to 20, it might give wizards and sorcerers a conversation that allows you to choose an epic spell.
Wait, where do we get these epic spells? O.o I don't see anything in the manual about this...
I will end you. I will send you screaming into the abyss, where you will sit in the great wall and think of me until oblivion. Your life and your generations, are mine.
Maybe what I should do is make some "Conclave of wizards" or whatever you call a secret gathering of finger wigglers. Is it a conclave? Well, you get the idea... where we can exchange spells, and empower each other to our own sick destructive ends.
I will end you. I will send you screaming into the abyss, where you will sit in the great wall and think of me until oblivion. Your life and your generations, are mine.
Haven't gotten a whole lot of interest in this, am I to take it there aren't very many leve l13+ wizards?
I will end you. I will send you screaming into the abyss, where you will sit in the great wall and think of me until oblivion. Your life and your generations, are mine.
I will end you. I will send you screaming into the abyss, where you will sit in the great wall and think of me until oblivion. Your life and your generations, are mine.