Why woljif can’t cast level 3 spells like haste at level 6?

[swordfish]

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[Invisible]

Because he is a eldritch scoundrel and need level 7 to cast level 3 spells. You can see this if you look in the chracter interface under "class":

[swordfish]

Originally posted by Invisible:

Because he is a eldritch scoundrel and need level 7 to cast level 3 spells. You can see this if you look in the chracter interface under "class":

So what classes are the fastest to cast level 3 spells?
Another question, will my priest be able to cast Haste any time soon?

[Max Kojote, M.SC]

Originally posted by swordfish:

Originally posted by Invisible:

Because he is a eldritch scoundrel and need level 7 to cast level 3 spells. You can see this if you look in the chracter interface under "class":

So what classes are the fastest to cast level 3 spells?
Another question, will my priest be able to cast Haste any time soon?

Prepared full casters (wizard, witch, cleric, druid) get new spells every odd level. So as Haste is a level 3 spell, they get it when they hit level 5.
Spontaneous full casters (sorcerer, arcanist, oracle) get them every even level starting from level 4. So a spontaneous caster would get it at level 6.
Woljif is a 2/3 caster, similar to the magus, the bard, the inquisitor, the warpriest, the alchemist and so on. They go up every 3 levels, so as mentioned it would be level 7.

Do note that some spells can be at different levels for different classes. For example, Heroism is a 2nd level spell for Bard (available at level 4), but a third level spell for wizard (available at level 5). Though this doesn't apply to Haste as the only classes that don't treat it as 3rd level aren't in the game.

Your priest, I assume Sosiel? He won't get it. Haste is not on the cleric spell list. Haste is only available to (in this game): Alchemist, Bard, Bloodrager, Magus, Sorcerer, Wizard.

[swordfish]

Originally posted by Max Kojote, BIE:

Originally posted by swordfish:

So what classes are the fastest to cast level 3 spells?
Another question, will my priest be able to cast Haste any time soon?

Prepared full casters (wizard, witch, cleric, druid) get new spells every odd level. So as Haste is a level 3 spell, they get it when they hit level 5.
Spontaneous full casters (sorcerer, arcanist, oracle) get them every even level starting from level 4. So a spontaneous caster would get it at level 6.
Woljif is a 2/3 caster, similar to the magus, the bard, the inquisitor, the warpriest, the alchemist and so on. They go up every 3 levels, so as mentioned it would be level 7.

Do note that some spells can be at different levels for different classes. For example, Heroism is a 2nd level spell for Bard (available at level 4), but a third level spell for wizard (available at level 5). Though this doesn't apply to Haste as the only classes that don't treat it as 3rd level aren't in the game.

Your priest, I assume Sosiel? He won't get it. Haste is not on the cleric spell list. Haste is only available to (in this game): Alchemist, Bard, Bloodrager, Magus, Sorcerer, Wizard.

Thanks a lot. You have been very useful my man 😇

[Kaze]

They were speaking in broad strokes. Since haste is an Arcane spell, only wizard would get it at level 5. Praise Nenio.

[steventirey]

Originally posted by swordfish:

You said clerics can cast haste at level 5? You sure? I have a level 6 cleric and he does not have haste or I did not see it as a pick option ..

Haste isn't a cleric spell.

They were speaking in broad strokes. Since haste is an Arcane spell, only wizard would get it at level 5. Praise Nenio.

Whether or not a spell is arcane or divine has nothing to do with the spell itself. It has to do with who casts it. Cure Light Wounds is Divine when cast be a cleric, but Arcane when cast by a bard. Fireball is Arcane when cast by a wizard, but Divine when cast by a shaman with a Flame spirit.