The spell actually shouldn’t be always prepared, simply because the rules don’t say it should be. All it says is that the spells are added to your spellbook, so you can (and should) simply add it to your spellbook instead.
The spell actually shouldn’t be always prepared, simply because the rules don’t say it should be. All it says is that the spells are added to your spellbook, so you can (and should) simply add it to your spellbook instead.
Then why does the dropdown even exist in 5.5e Wizard?
Maybe the techs should remove that?
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The spell actually shouldn’t be always prepared, simply because the rules don’t say it should be. All it says is that the spells are added to your spellbook, so you can (and should) simply add it to your spellbook instead.
Then why does the dropdown even exist in 5.5e Wizard?
Maybe the techs should remove that?
While I agree they should remove it, I suspect the reason they haven't is that doing so might impact existing characters whose owners have selected spells in those drop-downs, and they may not have a straightforward way to fix that in bulk.
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Currently, Divination Savant is supposed to give a free spell when a new leveled spell slot is unlocked for wizards.
However, no additional option is added to the ability.
A wizard can therefor only learn the spell via the regular way.
This gives an issue, because the Savant spell should always be prepared.
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Then why does the dropdown even exist in 5.5e Wizard?
Maybe the techs should remove that?
DM, player & homebrewer(Current homebrew project is an unofficial conversion of SBURB/SGRUB from Homestuck into DND 5e)
Once made Maxwell's Silver Hammer come down upon Strahd's head to make sure he was dead.
Always study & sharpen philosophical razors. They save a lot of trouble.
While I agree they should remove it, I suspect the reason they haven't is that doing so might impact existing characters whose owners have selected spells in those drop-downs, and they may not have a straightforward way to fix that in bulk.
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