The level 20 signature spell feature for wizards states that "You always have these spells prepared, they don’t count against the number of spells you have prepared" When I selected the spells that I wanted as signature spells, they still count against the total number of spells that I have prepared. This feature should free up 2 of the prepared spells I have, allowing me to pick new ones, since the two I pick for this feature shouldn't count against the number I have prepared anymore.
DDB doesn't automatically unprepare the 2 spells you choose for Signature Spells. You'll need to unprepare them yourself in Manage Spells so that you can prepare 2 different ones.
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The level 20 signature spell feature for wizards states that "You always have these spells prepared, they don’t count against the number of spells you have prepared" When I selected the spells that I wanted as signature spells, they still count against the total number of spells that I have prepared. This feature should free up 2 of the prepared spells I have, allowing me to pick new ones, since the two I pick for this feature shouldn't count against the number I have prepared anymore.
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DDB doesn't automatically unprepare those 2 spells for you. Unprepare them so that you can prepare 2 different ones.
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DDB doesn't automatically unprepare the 2 spells you choose for Signature Spells. You'll need to unprepare them yourself in Manage Spells so that you can prepare 2 different ones.
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