I was playing around with building a new Pact of the Undead Warlock and took the Conjuration Adept feat to get those sweet, sweet expanded spells added to my always available list.
It looks like there may be a slight bug with the feat currently as it will only add the highest level spell available to your spell known list and not the lower level spells. I finished building up my Level 8 Warlock, it only had Dimension Door on its spell list, not Entangle, Misty Step, or Conjure Animals.
I don't think I'm misreading the feat description but was curious if anyone else is encountering this or if it's just a bug?
Do you have "Show Level-Scaled Spells" turned on for that character? It's an option found on the Home tab of the character builder.
Enabling this option is necessary to get spells of lower levels to show up in the list next to higher-level spell slots. Since Warlocks do not have lower-level spell slots at all, it pretty much always needs to be turned on for a character with any levels in Warlock. For other characters it's more of a matter of personal preference.
I was playing around with building a new Pact of the Undead Warlock and took the Conjuration Adept feat to get those sweet, sweet expanded spells added to my always available list.
It looks like there may be a slight bug with the feat currently as it will only add the highest level spell available to your spell known list and not the lower level spells. I finished building up my Level 8 Warlock, it only had Dimension Door on its spell list, not Entangle, Misty Step, or Conjure Animals.
I don't think I'm misreading the feat description but was curious if anyone else is encountering this or if it's just a bug?
Do you have "Show Level-Scaled Spells" turned on for that character? It's an option found on the Home tab of the character builder.
Enabling this option is necessary to get spells of lower levels to show up in the list next to higher-level spell slots. Since Warlocks do not have lower-level spell slots at all, it pretty much always needs to be turned on for a character with any levels in Warlock. For other characters it's more of a matter of personal preference.
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Oh hey, that did it and I guess I'm just dumb! Thanks friend!
No problem! It's an easy thing to miss.
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