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2010-01-13, 12:33 AM (ISO 8601)
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Sorcerers and wands/scrolls (DnD 3.5)
Can sorcerers use wands/scrolls for spells that are not their spells known but on the Sor/Wiz list? Assuming other prerequisites met, etc.
I always assumed they couldn't, but reading through the SRD it seems that they can use any spell trigger or completion items for spells on the Sor/Wiz spell list. Even if they don't know them.
So which one is right? or is it something else entirely? Applies to bards as well, obviously.
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Re: Sorcerers and wands/scrolls (DnD 3.5)
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2010-01-13, 12:37 AM (ISO 8601)
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Re: Sorcerers and wands/scrolls (DnD 3.5)
Thanks for the quick replies. The use of scrolls/wands by spontaneous casters has always bothered me for some reason.
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Re: Sorcerers and wands/scrolls (DnD 3.5)
I think it's because you sub-consciously hate sorcerers and don't want them to have nice things.
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