Zero level spells

[Sletchman]

The two tables Pat describes are exactly what I want.  Anything after that is just gravy.

[Crafty_Pat]

The two tables Pat describes are exactly what I want.  Anything after that is just gravy.

That's great to hear. Should anyone have other spell lists or organizations they're keen to see, we are open to suggestions. We just have to be careful not to go overboard with them.

[Doublebond]

The two tables Pat describes are exactly what I want.  Anything after that is just gravy.

That's great to hear. Should anyone have other spell lists or organizations they're keen to see, we are open to suggestions. We just have to be careful not to go overboard with them.

Yes, I imagine a book full of contents lists and no actual content would be rather underwhelming.

Godspeed you, gentlemen.

[the331st]

So the way Spells are categorized in FC makes it a little hard to tell which spells fall under which schools. For example will we get the chance to see a spell list that lumps all the "Weather" Spells together and specify their level in SB?

We currently plan to include two sets of tables...

- Grimoire Chapter: One School per page, with spells further broken down by level within each Discipline. Those who've purchased our previous two Spellbound releases will recognize this format.

- Appendix: All spells broken down by level within each School, with abbreviated spell descriptions similar to the 3.0/3.5 presentation.

We're still mulling whether any other presentations are required. Space is extremely limited and these two presentations will already be taking up ~12-16 pages of the book. 

As to Weather spells, they'll be together automatically in the Grimoire presentation since Weather is one of our Disciplines.

Exactly what I wanted. And that is the first time I have ever said that about a RPG book.