> > > My previous post got erased from this message forum, so here goes:
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> > > If I retrain a Wizard or a Sorceror as something else, does he still remember the spells he learned previously or not?
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> > > Do Druids learn Wizard spells, Sorceror spells or both when they level up?
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> > Spellcasters always remember their spells and keep their SP after they're retrained. They also gain 1 SP per level up if retrained as non-spellcasters.
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> > Druids will learn either Wizard spells, Sorcerer spells, or some of each as they level up. Problem is, they have lots more spells to learn, so if you're aching for the CHAOS spell you've heard so much aboot, a Sorcerer will get to a late Sorcerer spell quicker than a Druid will.
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> > Plus, later level ups are harder to get than earlier ones, so I'll bet you'd need roughly the same amount of experience to train a Druid to know all the spells, or to train a Wizard to learn all the Wizard spells and then retrain as a Sorcerer to learn all the Sorcerer spells. Plus Druids are fashion lemmings. It's almost impossible to find anything for them to wear.
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> But Druids DO have a natural self-healing ability, right? That could come in handy with a Druid. Are there any other advantages in having a Druid?

Yes, Druids do self-heal, but mine only ever got up to one HP every 2-3 steps. I found items with more impressive healing power than that, and anyway if you have frequent battles you'll have to cast RESTORE or HEALTH, which doesn't depend on how many HP you have before casting. Also, you can't take all that many steps without running into a monster anyway, and you will deplete your precious levitation if you do.

I don't know if Druids get more SP than Wizards or Sorcerers. Of course, they do keep their IQ and Wisdom while learning both sets of spells, so you save the cost and inevitable delay of retraining.

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