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Any other wizard: I’m the nerdiest class in the game Scribe Wizard: hold my book... Also I think it’s funny that the biggest book-worm subclass also has the wordiest descriptions
It seems that most people ignore it, but in dungeons crawls learning spells from scrolls quickly is really good. You have this nice list of things that you can learn and you have to wait downtime for it. I love this part of this subclass.
I like the implied notion that this sentient spell book has its own personality...and that this “personality” does not have to match the Wizard’s. I personally enjoy the idea of making a bookish Wizard...and have their sentient spell book being totally obsessed with Evocation magic...like, the book just wants to blow sh*t up, all the time. Every time the Wizard adds a spell that is NOT an Evocation spell...the sentient book becomes annoyed. “Bleh...TRANSMUTATION? Are you kidding me? When are we going to cast something EXCITING?!”
I’m surprised there was less love for the 2 minutes instead of 2 hours per spell level. Instead of wasting an entire day and then some you can literally copy a ninth level spell into your book at less than 1/6th the time to write a level 1 spell for all other wizards. Last Wizard I played took forever to copy a sixth level spell into his book since the DM wasn’t a big fan and of down time.
One reason we didn’t dwell on it too much is basically what you brought up. It can be incredibly dependent on the DM and playgroup. Thanks for watching!
It does fail at living up to its title though. Many abilities they have counteract the theme of a scribe. I would’ve been happier had they titled it Order of the Awakened Spellbook as that is much more accurate to what it is.
At first I felt like this subclass would only be good for a npc. But the more you guys discussed it the more I realized that this fits an experienced player that is really big into role play. Not that you couldn’t do damage, or anything else that any other wizard could, but this is very complicated and specific.
I like the fact that you did mention the Order of Scribes ability to be able to get their spell books back quickly and easily if lost or destroyed. However I don’t think that you emphasized enough how important that can be. A wizard of any other subclass that loses or has their book destroyed can only scribe spells into a new book that they have prepared and it will take an hour and cost 10 gold per spell level per spell. Any spells not prepared have to be found the old fashion way; either during the adventure or at leveling up. This is why other wizards have no choice but to have extra copies of their spell books. For a high-level wizard it can be devastating to lose a spell book. For an Order of Scribes wizard it’s no big deal; one short rest and you’re back in business completely.
The only weakness of this class is how often the DM will make more spell sources available. This class can copy down a spell book with a short rest 2 minutes for every level of the spell. Also the big ability is not really punishing because by that point is is very likely you will have a quarter to a half of all the spells level1-3 in your Spellbooks. More over there is luck AND you are mostly likely to be in the 9-12 range of spells. You likely will only have to do this once a day at the very most so you will have no problems kicking out spells you are not using to play for it regularly.
Imagine using the Manifest Mind feature while you were inside a wall of force spell (spherical form). Nothing could physically harm you but you could cast spells from the Books avatar and even move it around. Only flaw is the concentration from WoF.
I have been playing order of scribes for a while now. It measures up imho. I made a blind wizard who used his spellbook and familiars to see. He has been really exciting.
This subclass is a wealth of RP and powerful damage dealing capability. I have made a 5th level one to play in my 13 year old's first game he is DMing for me. I took V.human, magic initiate cleric to get sacred flame and allow me to cast... a radiant fire ball! Tashas allows cantrip formulas to be written into spell books, placing radiant damage into the list of damage types available to swap for, lightning lure with radiance? I have to find a spell with psychic damage now. So much fun to have.
This is by far one of my favorite subclasses for the wizard. Ive never been a huge spellcaster person but if i ever play a wizard its totally going to be this one!
Great video break down. Congratulations on making it through all the subclasses, can’t wait to see what direction you guys go in next. I have a feature point I’d like to identify though. The awakened spellbook feature has a bullet that changes damage type for a spell. It’s explanation doesn’t limit the change of damage type to spells that actually deal damage. An example of a feature that restricts damage type change in spells to those that specifically deal damage would be the new Transmute spell metamagic option in tashas. As written, the awakened spellbook would be able to potentially change damage type for damage, resistance, immunity, and vulnerability. As long as the spell is a wizard spell, is in that spellbook, the spellbook is being held, and a slot is expended. This would probably boost your combat rating a bit.
The ability to change damage type is not only the damage delt by the spell, but the damage type described by the spell. So, you can change Absorve Elements to gain resistance to Piercing damage, if you have Ice Knife in your spellbook. That is what changes things.
Also, spells like Chromatic Orb or Dragon's Breath have more than 1 kind of damage type described, and any of those can be used to change another spell's damage type. 5 spells in 1.
Just to clarify, the ability to change damage types doesn't check the level of the spell you're casting; it checks the level of spell slot you're using. It's something to be aware of when you're upcasting spells. So, if you cast Burning Hands as a 1st level spell, you can change it's damage type to force if Magic Missile is in your spellbook. But if you cast Burning Hands as a 2nd level spell, you can't (because there's no 2nd level wizard spells that could be in your spellbook that deal force damage). So if you want to cast that 4th level Necroball (necrotic Fireball), having Vampiric Touch in your spellbook won't count; you need Blight. Personally, I can't wait to cast radiant Magic Missiles at 8th level. 😎
108 levels worth of spells you never plan to cast covers an 18 every day for 6 days, takes 5400 gold and under 4 hours to scribe. The capstone doesn't kick in till level 14 so as long as you have a DM that will give you access to other wizards to trade spells, or defeated wizards spellbook or a library that includes spells you should be able to achieve this by 14th level. If your in a very dungeon crawly adventure and most of your new spells come from leveling up, might want to work with the DM on something like overnight research helping you get access to more spells still paying the cost.
I have a player who just switched from a homebrew Archivists Artificer to this subclass and the flavor ans abilities for the scholarly vibe perfectly. It feels luke the most "wizardly" wizard to me.
The class gives so many cool options on the combat AND roleplay side. The Quill and the book are both great things. I think though, I am gonna reward some of these subclass features to a wizard in my campaign as a boon
When your spellbook is your familiar... The flavor is crazy with this class. Though it be booty but the utility and ways to break the abilities are NUTS
I think itd be interesting to reflavor manifest mind as a floating skull with magic sigils on it, and the sentience off the book and skull can be some sort of ancient wizard soul that has possesd the book/skull.
Im playing dnd for the first time and picked this subclass, i thought based on hpw wizards work this sounded like a good match. Its only now that im 10 sessions in where i actually understand what all these features mean do i realize how awesome it is
fun fact. you only need 108 levels worth of spells in order to roll all 6's on that level 14 ability (i can never remember the name) in order to be able to use it every single long rest. that's 5,400 gold and 3.6 hours worth of transcribing spells. sounds like a lot, but if you're starting at lower level you've got up to 14 levels to prepare
The One With the Word does sound rather costly at at a cursory reading. By the time the ability becomes available at level 14 (Assuming 1: The DM never gave you any new spells outside of level ups and 2: You pick your new spells at level ups at the highest tier available to you at the time) you will have 116 levels worth of spells. Also at level 14, with your int maxed at 20 (which is very doable by then with 3 ability increases) that would give you 19 spells you can prepare from a pool of 32 (again assuming the DM never gave you anything). So there are always 13 that will be off your prepared list (though granted, some of those might be saved as non-prepared rituals). If it comes down to temporarily not being able to cast some of those spells, or straight up dying (or being taken out at the very least) then the choice is a rather easy one to make. So yes, rolling an 18 for spells lost, on a 6 day timeframe is rather brutal, the costs are acceptable in the circumstances you'd want to use it. The other thing that one ought to be careful about when using that ability though is that if they remove a certain spell for those days, it is gone from their book (albeit temporarily) so that will affect their Awakened Spellbook's ability to transform the damage type of a spell. Something to be aware of before you remove spells that you never prepare, but do offer multiple damage type options. For example - Spirit Shroud at 3rd gives access to Necrotic, Ice, and Radiant damage types. (3 great options to change a fireball into depending on the situation!) While it might not fit your play style to actually prepare and cast it, that might be one that takes up space in your book for the sole reason it gives you access to damage type options. It would be a mistake to carelessly treat it as a burner.
Soo wish that the scrolls could be given out to your party...but this is still pretty amazing. How many wizard classes wish they could take a couple levels in order of scribes so they can become super efficient wizard? Maybe a multiclass into your own wizard class? Is that a thing??? Thanks for these videos!
I am not a big fan of abilities that just make the character better at the core mechanics. Like a rogueclass that doubled proficiency and tripled expertise, like a fighter with an additional Action surge, or other things like that. Having a wizard who is crazy good at gaining spells, recovering his spellbook, and casting free spells is a bit lame.
So sad this is the last subclass video for now, but really looking forward to potential rankings vids from you guys! Keep up the great work and thanks for all the vids!
My backup character for curse of strahd is a scribe wizard to replace my current wizard. He's one of my current character's animated skeletons that has been writing down all of our groups adventures. And the scholar in his spellbook is going to be my current character! Making his poppa proud. Hopefully I never have to use him though lmao
ACIDBALL ! ICEBALL! Necroball? I love damege type changing option. Even better with Elemental Adept feat. Having book as sudo-companion sound like fun too,
Well boys it’s been a hell of a ride I’ve been around since late 2019 and I’m really glad I’ve been watching ever since Until May 18, I’m looking forward to see what you guys do
An oversight: You can copy spells into your spellbook at 2 minutes per spell level, a specialty wizard can only reduce the time it takes per spell level by half if it’s the specific school that you specialized in. This means: it takes a specialty wizard 1 hour per spell level to copy a scroll into their spellbook if it is of their specialty; it takes the Order of scribes 2 minutes per spell level to copy *any* spell into their spellbook. Order of scribes can copy scrolls 30 times faster than a specialty wizard, which I don’t really like.
Okay so with everything that you guys have talked about the Scribe wizard leaves me with just a couple questions. 1 being because you're a scribe wizard I imagine it costs a pretty good amount of gold to keep yourself stocked to be able to copy spells. 2 the books in question are they simply just spell books or can they be tome or even grimoires?
I fully intend to "force" my spellbook to evolve. Don't know how yet, but it's a goal. Maybe I can feed it magic, or blood or souls something... Idk but im gonna try
I almost want to see a Wizard subclass that uses the spells known as a different resource. Like remove some spells known for more spell slots, or give those spells to party members, or slots to party members. I'll call this The School of Ignorance.
Am I the only one that likes the fact that it takes 2 minutes times wizard level to copy spells?! Like I know it sounds very niche, but that's a lot of spells that you could copy down any rapid pace. And of course that combined with the capstone ability I feel combos well. I don't know, am I looking too far into something? How do you guys feel about that?
I love the idea of this subclass, but it doesn’t quite hit the “scholar of all scholars” vibe mechanically. Am I misunderstanding what it’s trying to do? It feels more the wizard equivalent of Pact of the Chain to me
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The roleplay potential for this is off the charts, I love it.
Any other wizard: I’m the nerdiest class in the game
Scribe Wizard: hold my book...
Also I think it’s funny that the biggest book-worm subclass also has the wordiest descriptions
They had to make it wordy on purpose... right? Thanks for watching!
It seems that most people ignore it, but in dungeons crawls learning spells from scrolls quickly is really good. You have this nice list of things that you can learn and you have to wait downtime for it. I love this part of this subclass.
I like the implied notion that this sentient spell book has its own personality...and that this “personality” does not have to match the Wizard’s.
I personally enjoy the idea of making a bookish Wizard...and have their sentient spell book being totally obsessed with Evocation magic...like, the book just wants to blow sh*t up, all the time.
Every time the Wizard adds a spell that is NOT an Evocation spell...the sentient book becomes annoyed.
“Bleh...TRANSMUTATION? Are you kidding me? When are we going to cast something EXCITING?!”
Really like the ability to change the spell damage type, so much creativity with that.
I’m surprised there was less love for the 2 minutes instead of 2 hours per spell level. Instead of wasting an entire day and then some you can literally copy a ninth level spell into your book at less than 1/6th the time to write a level 1 spell for all other wizards.
Last Wizard I played took forever to copy a sixth level spell into his book since the DM wasn’t a big fan and of down time.
One reason we didn’t dwell on it too much is basically what you brought up. It can be incredibly dependent on the DM and playgroup. Thanks for watching!
That alone convinced me to try this class
This subclass is a lot better than I expected. It really fits the wizard flavor wise as well.
It does fail at living up to its title though. Many abilities they have counteract the theme of a scribe. I would’ve been happier had they titled it Order of the Awakened Spellbook as that is much more accurate to what it is.
I´m actually playing an Order Wizard atm, casting rituals instantly is pretty amazing tbh
I kind of like the subclass. All wizards can be powerful but order of scribes seems a very interesting roll play. The nerdiest of nerds.
At first I felt like this subclass would only be good for a npc. But the more you guys discussed it the more I realized that this fits an experienced player that is really big into role play.
Not that you couldn’t do damage, or anything else that any other wizard could, but this is very complicated and specific.
I like the fact that you did mention the Order of Scribes ability to be able to get their spell books back quickly and easily if lost or destroyed. However I don’t think that you emphasized enough how important that can be. A wizard of any other subclass that loses or has their book destroyed can only scribe spells into a new book that they have prepared and it will take an hour and cost 10 gold per spell level per spell. Any spells not prepared have to be found the old fashion way; either during the adventure or at leveling up. This is why other wizards have no choice but to have extra copies of their spell books. For a high-level wizard it can be devastating to lose a spell book.
For an Order of Scribes wizard it’s no big deal; one short rest and you’re back in business completely.
One of the few wizard subclasses that I want to play, thought I'd make a "spell hunter" based off HunterXHunter
This
My favorite new subclass of the hole book hands down.
The only weakness of this class is how often the DM will make more spell sources available. This class can copy down a spell book with a short rest 2 minutes for every level of the spell. Also the big ability is not really punishing because by that point is is very likely you will have a quarter to a half of all the spells level1-3 in your Spellbooks. More over there is luck AND you are mostly likely to be in the 9-12 range of spells. You likely will only have to do this once a day at the very most so you will have no problems kicking out spells you are not using to play for it regularly.
This subclass is probably the most wizardly wizard in DnD. I am looking forward to more content. Keep it up.
I cast fireball! With... FORCE DAMAGE! THROUGH MY MANIFEST MIND AT, "POINT BLANK!"
I feel like this is an amazing class to RP if you were to run the Candlekeep Mysteries as an adventure within the library
Imagine using the Manifest Mind feature while you were inside a wall of force spell (spherical form). Nothing could physically harm you but you could cast spells from the Books avatar and even move it around. Only flaw is the concentration from WoF.
I have been playing order of scribes for a while now. It measures up imho. I made a blind wizard who used his spellbook and familiars to see. He has been really exciting.
This subclass is a wealth of RP and powerful damage dealing capability. I have made a 5th level one to play in my 13 year old's first game he is DMing for me. I took V.human, magic initiate cleric to get sacred flame and allow me to cast... a radiant fire ball! Tashas allows cantrip formulas to be written into spell books, placing radiant damage into the list of damage types available to swap for, lightning lure with radiance? I have to find a spell with psychic damage now. So much fun to have.
I'm usually not a fan of Wizards, but this one definitely caught my interest as a possible lorekeeper for roleplay purposes.
This is my favorite wizard, and one of my favorite subclasses!
This is by far one of my favorite subclasses for the wizard. Ive never been a huge spellcaster person but if i ever play a wizard its totally going to be this one!
This is one of the very few wizard subclasses that I’d want to play and, I think I’d want to do the Boros background to get radiant damage.
Great video break down. Congratulations on making it through all the subclasses, can’t wait to see what direction you guys go in next.
I have a feature point I’d like to identify though.
The awakened spellbook feature has a bullet that changes damage type for a spell. It’s explanation doesn’t limit the change of damage type to spells that actually deal damage.
An example of a feature that restricts damage type change in spells to those that specifically deal damage would be the new Transmute spell metamagic option in tashas.
As written, the awakened spellbook would be able to potentially change damage type for damage, resistance, immunity, and vulnerability. As long as the spell is a wizard spell, is in that spellbook, the spellbook is being held, and a slot is expended.
This would probably boost your combat rating a bit.
Seems cool to have themed subclasses for Wizard, just like the other classes
The ability to change damage type is not only the damage delt by the spell, but the damage type described by the spell. So, you can change Absorve Elements to gain resistance to Piercing damage, if you have Ice Knife in your spellbook. That is what changes things.
Also, spells like Chromatic Orb or Dragon's Breath have more than 1 kind of damage type described, and any of those can be used to change another spell's damage type. 5 spells in 1.
One of the few wizard subclasses that is just so cool
You Know that scribes are gonna love spells like Chromatic Orb that have options, and give those options to all of their other spells.
Just to clarify, the ability to change damage types doesn't check the level of the spell you're casting; it checks the level of spell slot you're using. It's something to be aware of when you're upcasting spells. So, if you cast Burning Hands as a 1st level spell, you can change it's damage type to force if Magic Missile is in your spellbook. But if you cast Burning Hands as a 2nd level spell, you can't (because there's no 2nd level wizard spells that could be in your spellbook that deal force damage). So if you want to cast that 4th level Necroball (necrotic Fireball), having Vampiric Touch in your spellbook won't count; you need Blight.
Personally, I can't wait to cast radiant Magic Missiles at 8th level. 😎
108 levels worth of spells you never plan to cast covers an 18 every day for 6 days, takes 5400 gold and under 4 hours to scribe. The capstone doesn't kick in till level 14 so as long as you have a DM that will give you access to other wizards to trade spells, or defeated wizards spellbook or a library that includes spells you should be able to achieve this by 14th level. If your in a very dungeon crawly adventure and most of your new spells come from leveling up, might want to work with the DM on something like overnight research helping you get access to more spells still paying the cost.
I have a player who just switched from a homebrew Archivists Artificer to this subclass and the flavor ans abilities for the scholarly vibe perfectly. It feels luke the most "wizardly" wizard to me.
Oh this fight is tough casts tiny hut in the middle of a fight and goes to sleep
The Scribes wizard has a PHD in complexity and the possiablity to cause the DM to have a complex breakdown. Fun
The class gives so many cool options on the combat AND roleplay side. The Quill and the book are both great things. I think though, I am gonna reward some of these subclass features to a wizard in my campaign as a boon
When your spellbook is your familiar...
The flavor is crazy with this class.
Though it be booty but the utility and ways to break the abilities are NUTS
I think itd be interesting to reflavor manifest mind as a floating skull with magic sigils on it, and the sentience off the book and skull can be some sort of ancient wizard soul that has possesd the book/skull.
I'm starting a petition to rename this subclass, The Wordy Wizard
We can get behind that... thanks for watching!
I love the flavor for the order of scribes, it gives me ideas for different librarians or scholars in my games to really pack a punch
This would pair with a book worm/ librarian RP but include a sassy spell book paired with a droll wizard. Great work keep it up
Im playing dnd for the first time and picked this subclass, i thought based on hpw wizards work this sounded like a good match. Its only now that im 10 sessions in where i actually understand what all these features mean do i realize how awesome it is
fun fact. you only need 108 levels worth of spells in order to roll all 6's on that level 14 ability (i can never remember the name) in order to be able to use it every single long rest. that's 5,400 gold and 3.6 hours worth of transcribing spells. sounds like a lot, but if you're starting at lower level you've got up to 14 levels to prepare
The One With the Word does sound rather costly at at a cursory reading. By the time the ability becomes available at level 14 (Assuming 1: The DM never gave you any new spells outside of level ups and 2: You pick your new spells at level ups at the highest tier available to you at the time) you will have 116 levels worth of spells. Also at level 14, with your int maxed at 20 (which is very doable by then with 3 ability increases) that would give you 19 spells you can prepare from a pool of 32 (again assuming the DM never gave you anything). So there are always 13 that will be off your prepared list (though granted, some of those might be saved as non-prepared rituals).
If it comes down to temporarily not being able to cast some of those spells, or straight up dying (or being taken out at the very least) then the choice is a rather easy one to make.
So yes, rolling an 18 for spells lost, on a 6 day timeframe is rather brutal, the costs are acceptable in the circumstances you'd want to use it.
The other thing that one ought to be careful about when using that ability though is that if they remove a certain spell for those days, it is gone from their book (albeit temporarily) so that will affect their Awakened Spellbook's ability to transform the damage type of a spell. Something to be aware of before you remove spells that you never prepare, but do offer multiple damage type options.
For example - Spirit Shroud at 3rd gives access to Necrotic, Ice, and Radiant damage types. (3 great options to change a fireball into depending on the situation!) While it might not fit your play style to actually prepare and cast it, that might be one that takes up space in your book for the sole reason it gives you access to damage type options. It would be a mistake to carelessly treat it as a burner.
Looking forward to those rankings. Like the idea of ranking based on not just combat. Scribes is intriguing, especially at lower levels..
Loved the series, hope there are more subclasses to watch more of yours videos
Ranger: wait, if your book is your focus, why the staff
Fairly-brave Wizard: *B O N K*
Ah yes the scribe wizard. The most wizard of wizard
Order of scribe blaster mage comes to mind
Soo wish that the scrolls could be given out to your party...but this is still pretty amazing. How many wizard classes wish they could take a couple levels in order of scribes so they can become super efficient wizard? Maybe a multiclass into your own wizard class? Is that a thing??? Thanks for these videos!
I am not a big fan of abilities that just make the character better at the core mechanics. Like a rogueclass that doubled proficiency and tripled expertise, like a fighter with an additional Action surge, or other things like that. Having a wizard who is crazy good at gaining spells, recovering his spellbook, and casting free spells is a bit lame.
Woo Hoo! Congrats on finishing the subclass series. For now!
So sad this is the last subclass video for now, but really looking forward to potential rankings vids from you guys! Keep up the great work and thanks for all the vids!
Great video as always! This is my favored subclass for wizard so far.
My first thought was to multiclass this with a pact of the tome warlock and work out some interesting dynamics on exactly what awakened the book...
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:O love this. I've been wanting to make a scribe character and this just works to flipping well
Wizards always seemed intimidating to play but this one sounds really cool!
the nerd of all wizards
My backup character for curse of strahd is a scribe wizard to replace my current wizard. He's one of my current character's animated skeletons that has been writing down all of our groups adventures. And the scholar in his spellbook is going to be my current character! Making his poppa proud. Hopefully I never have to use him though lmao
I like the originality of this wizard class.
Oh no! The last subclass video (currently) :{ I will need more videos so I get my Happy Hands fix.
Stay tuned, we have more things coming and new books on the way as well! Thanks for watching!
This is such a creative subclass for the wizard. I love the non magic school subclasses, like this and the bladesinger!!
ACIDBALL ! ICEBALL! Necroball? I love damege type changing option. Even better with Elemental Adept feat. Having book as sudo-companion sound like fun too,
This is just like. Base wizard, but he does the wizard things better. That quill... geeze 2mins per level? Damn
I have seen mixed reviews of this subclass. It is nice to see your opinions on it.
Well boys it’s been a hell of a ride
I’ve been around since late 2019 and I’m really glad I’ve been watching ever since
Until May 18, I’m looking forward to see what you guys do
An oversight: You can copy spells into your spellbook at 2 minutes per spell level, a specialty wizard can only reduce the time it takes per spell level by half if it’s the specific school that you specialized in. This means: it takes a specialty wizard 1 hour per spell level to copy a scroll into their spellbook if it is of their specialty; it takes the Order of scribes 2 minutes per spell level to copy *any* spell into their spellbook.
Order of scribes can copy scrolls 30 times faster than a specialty wizard, which I don’t really like.
The photocopy machine mage
Wow I should try this
This is insanely cool
LETS GET THAT GIVE AWAY! Also congrats on making it thru the subclasses guys!! I'm so happy I found ur content. Cant wait for what's ahead
1:11 What a fitting coincidence.
Im currently playing one and id say its one of the best wizard subclasses. You are limited by your creativity
Im not the biggest fan of the wizard class, but if i were to play this i would be making and selling all the spell scrolls and make my party rich.
I always make melee characters. I think it’s time to make a spell caster.
Okay so with everything that you guys have talked about the Scribe wizard leaves me with just a couple questions.
1 being because you're a scribe wizard I imagine it costs a pretty good amount of gold to keep yourself stocked to be able to copy spells.
2 the books in question are they simply just spell books or can they be tome or even grimoires?
This seems fun
Order of the Scribe is a silly way to say, "Real Wizard"
I fully intend to "force" my spellbook to evolve. Don't know how yet, but it's a goal. Maybe I can feed it magic, or blood or souls something... Idk but im gonna try
Every wizard needs their sassy book.
I almost want to see a Wizard subclass that uses the spells known as a different resource. Like remove some spells known for more spell slots, or give those spells to party members, or slots to party members. I'll call this The School of Ignorance.
Can't wait to try this class
I love this new subclass!
Imagine up casting Blight with Immolation's damage type on an Treant, straight insta-kill
In a weird way, I like the more complex options.
Great video guys!
Really love the channel lads
Wait so I have a question if you replaced the fireball damage with vampiric touch would you regen the health from the damage?
I sub-SCRIBE too this class
Might have to try it out 👌
Will you guys every do any pathfinder videos do you think? Or do you have other plans for the channel?
We plan for now to stick with 5e, but if there is enough interest elsewhere we would definitely be open to expand! Thanks for watching!
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Im still totally down for a mini give away. Im an absolute freak for mini's so the more chances i can win some the better lol
I need that bundle and a scribes wizard
Am I the only one that likes the fact that it takes 2 minutes times wizard level to copy spells?! Like I know it sounds very niche, but that's a lot of spells that you could copy down any rapid pace. And of course that combined with the capstone ability I feel combos well. I don't know, am I looking too far into something? How do you guys feel about that?
I love the idea of this subclass, but it doesn’t quite hit the “scholar of all scholars” vibe mechanically. Am I misunderstanding what it’s trying to do? It feels more the wizard equivalent of Pact of the Chain to me
Artists favourite subclass.
I don’t like wizards all that much but I love your videos!
Oh boy. Lol casting threw your awakened spellbook. Tortle. Shell Defense and just cast from for little fortress. Lmao.
Perfect bookworm character lol