Is Jump worth learning?

[NexusRoy]

I've found Spider Climb useful to get to some chests but not sure about Jump (Wizard char)

Worth picking? Can you find Jump scroll later?

Cheers.

[dhraiden]

You can buy a pair of slippers relatively cheaply (~700) later on from the Antiquarian faction. Fly is very situational - there's no practically almost no-where you need it that you couldn't also use Misty Step or Dimension Door. And yes you'll come across a Jump and DD scroll later. Fly, I'm not certain.

[ZiffyHead]

I picked up 2 fly scrolls from loot, by level 4 and 1 or 2 fly potions.

I used jump for a few levels, but I replaced it with Misty Step as there was a chest that required mist step to get, so it was better.

You can always add to jump range with a strength boost if you need a bit more jump and if it is too far for Misty Step, you may as well fly.

[Indure]

I found jump to be the weakest of all the movement abilities. I personally love fly, since it last for 10 minutes and it is so helpful for scouting and just quickly getting loot.

[DiceWrangler]

I cast Jump on my weak (STR 8) wizard to help him jump over areas with lots of gaps. It is a slightly embarrassing for the old guy to continually fall flat on his face while everyone else on the other side is patiently waiting for him to catch-up to them. Jump can reach areas that Spider Climb cannot, due to gaps in the 2D grid, but Misty Step seems the most useful; plus it a Bonus action so useful in combat to escape when surrounded by enemies.

[Acadiantri]

I use jump to get the last chest in the caverns under Caer Lem when my characters are not yet 3rd level.

[katzenkrimis]

My first playthrough I found it to be completely useless.

I don't think I ever used it more than once. I laughed, then never touched it again.

[drubries]

Jump is helpful early game, but once you can learn Levitate, Misty Step and Fly, it's usefulness diminishes.

[Feldspar]

early game AB SO LUTELY