You know one level 1 wizard spell. You can prepare spells equal to your proficiency bonus. You have 1 level 3 spell slot which can be used to cast spells without upcasting. You can learn spells by spending time studying with written instructions or a teacher. to learn a spell you must succeed on an Arcana check (DC determined by the DM)
If you fail the check you must spend further time to practice it. This means you must spend 2x the spells level in hours of additional practice before you can make a new arcana check to learn it. This time the DC is reduced by 5. The DC can only be reduced once in this way. This rule does not apply to wizards who learn spells as described in the players handbook. Learning a spell via level up does not require an arcana check either.
If you have no levels in a class with spellcasting (subclasses don't count, but their spells do not require checks), roll 1d20 whenever you cast a spell.
On a 1, the spell fumbles, it's spell slot is expended and nothing happens. On a 20, you must roll on the wild magic table for an additional effect.
To gain additional spell slots, you must spend time near a ley line, meditating and absorbing magical power. The DM will determine when more spell slots are gained and what checks to make, if any.
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