eagles (as in the golf score)

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How can you guys have missed the first sentence in Spells description for wizard?

Quote from: PHB pg. 56

A wizard casts arcane spells (the same type of spells available to sorcerers and bards), which are drawn from the sorcerer/wizard spell list (page 192).

It tells you right there which spells a wizard can cast.

But... that sentence doesn't let me interpret the rules loosely enough to abuse them!

So far, I'm very much inconvinced that they'll manage to fix things, but cautiously optimistic that they might close the gap between casters and noncasters, at least somewhat. Quite afraid that they'll end up going in the other direction as well, with points like giving more stuff to clerics, making wizards not run out of spells and buffing familiars.

I think my problem is more that they don't seem to address the actual issues for rebalancing the classes. I could of course be wrong, but it seems that they're avoiding looking directly at spells.

The requirements for using Crane Wing are way, way higher. One hand free (no two-handed weapons or shields), have to fight defensively (more difficult to hit, made worse by the fact that you're likely a monk), can't be flat-footed (which you are in the first round of combat before you act), and it's melee only (won't defend against, say, Enervation or an archer).

The PF version of the Ring of Sustenance is also quite handy for spellcasters. Something I just noticed about it is that it clarifies the intent of resting to regain spells is that it can only be done once a day, regardless of how many times you get your 8 hours.

Sorry for the confusion.

It's officially acquitted.

I just realized that I'm not using the term 'acquitted' as it's used in a proper legal sense.  Oh well...

Perhaps an alternate title, such as "neutral," "mixed," or "not proven?"

Personally, I like "not guilty", because I find that it implies "not necessarily innocent" as well.

Wizards lose access to teleport and most actual divining divination spells, including Truesight and See invis.

Not to mention the quite essential spell Read Magic.

Pure cleric levels aren't that good., so I suggest levels 4-6 be Church Inquisitor, if you can manage the flavor requirement. An extra domain, detect evil at-will and the immunity to charm are all good abilities, and automatically getting to save against illusions is nice to have. After RSoP, you can also continue it for more nice immunities (though some other prestige might be better at that point. It's an option)
Per Complete Champion, the inquisition domain can trade for Knowledge Devotion, if you don't care for the +4 bonus to dispel checks.

Mathematicians are wizards, but programmers are sorcerers. That shit is magic, but they don't even know how it works.