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| − | As a spontaneous spellcaster, the beguiler casts spells using Charisma rather than Intelligence. | + | *As a spontaneous spellcaster, the beguiler casts spells using Charisma rather than Intelligence. |
| + | *Spellbook. Beguilers do not automatically have access to their full class spell list. Instead, they have a spellbook like wizards do. They do not prepare specific spells, but must still have access to their spellbook when preparing spells. ''This means that the beguiler spell list need not be completely closed, and that it is possible to add additional spells to the beguiler spell list.'' | ||
| − | + | === Options === | |
| + | The beguiler replaces bard as the favored class of '''gnomes'''. | ||
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A roguish arcane spellcaster from Players Handbook II, page 6. Suitable as an alternative to mages in a low-magic environment, or as a very specialized school of magic in a high-magic environment.
Rules
- As a spontaneous spellcaster, the beguiler casts spells using Charisma rather than Intelligence.
- Spellbook. Beguilers do not automatically have access to their full class spell list. Instead, they have a spellbook like wizards do. They do not prepare specific spells, but must still have access to their spellbook when preparing spells. This means that the beguiler spell list need not be completely closed, and that it is possible to add additional spells to the beguiler spell list.
Options
The beguiler replaces bard as the favored class of gnomes.