The spell must be available to your class (ie not "illegible"),. The chosen spell must meet the following criteria: You can use the "gain" command to learn a new spell, provided you are not blind or confused and some light is available.įor mages, rangers, and rogues, the game lets you choose which magic spell to learn. No message is given if the status "Study" was already activated. When the number of spells you can learn increases, a message is shown ("You can learn xxx more spell(s)/prayer(s)") and the word "Study" is shown on the status bar. These are marked (illegible) when browsing the spellbook. Some spells in the spellbooks are not available to all classes. The number of spells you can learn will never exceed the number of spells available to your class. Example: a 9th level ranger with 18/73 intelligence has a maximum of 12 spells (from 3 up to 9 is 7 levels, multiplied by 1.7 = 11.9, rounded up to 12). Fractions are rounded to the nearest whole number. Rangers start gaining spells at level 3, rogues at level 5. The number of spells you can learn depends on your level and your intelligence (for mages, rangers, and rogues) or wisdom (for priests and paladins), as shown in table 1. To the Topīefore a spell can be used, it must be learned. 
In the descriptions of learning and using spells, the term "spell" applies to both magic spells and holy prayers. Unless stated otherwise, "level" always refers to the character level. (Thus 4d6 indicates a number from 4 to 24). The notation "XdY" indicates a number obtained by rolling an Y-sided die X times. It also discloses in what book the spell may be found, what classes are able to use the spell, minimum level needed to use the spell, mana cost, and base chance of spell failure. This last section of this spoiler describes the effects of every spell and prayer. It also describes how intelligence or wisdom and level affect the number of spells available, the chance of failure, and the maximum number of mana points you have.
Author - Hugo Kornelis spoiler describes in detail how spells (and prayers) are gained, used, and lost.
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