Progress in the previous school will be "saved", but the perfect cast chance will only be present when that school is being learned. New spells can be learned even if there are no advancements available, given that they are in your school of magic.Ī different school can be focused by dropping another glowing scroll of the desired school to Magerlin. No more than two spells can be advanced at a time, although all spells may be available to train. A (+) indicates that a certain spell can be cast for experience, while a (-) indicates you must wait longer to train that spell. When using the 'spells' command, a number displays how many spells you are able to advance, or gain experience in. If the player is in the realm corresponding to their school, they will get an additional 5% chance (10% for arcane realms but it is applied multiplicative to the 75% keep whereas the 5% is applied additively). Scrolls that are glowing give an additional 75% chance of perfect cast. If you cast a spell for experience, you have to wait seven in-game days (16 hours and 48 minutes) before you can gain experience again for that spell. However, a scroll that is saved by an item that gives a perfect cast chance (like Casting Sash or Runed Obsidian) or by being in the realm of the scrolls corresponding school will not give experience and will have to be cast again. Another similarity to regular skills is that in order to move on to the next level, you use scrolls for experience, although unlike magic skill, the scroll does not have to be consumed to gain experience. When you use a scroll of the same school, you will begin learning that spell.
All scrolls of the same school will glow at the same time. In order to begin learning a spell, first give a glowing scroll of the desired school to Magerlin. To see which spells you are currently learning, say "spells". Spells are similar to skills, but instead of numbered levels, there is a title given for each mastery level. Spells are a sort of "subskill" that allow the player to learn perfect casting (not disappearing after use) with scrolls of a particular school, represented by the same color.
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