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Initial Spells for Wu Jen
Wu Jen start with spells in their books. The player rolls 3d6; if that number is at least the minimum and not greater than the maximum he may have by intelligence, he may choose that many spells from the list of first level spells as knowable spells which are in his book (without an additional die roll). If the number is less than his minimum, he may select his minimum; if the roll is greater than his maximum, he may select his maximum. If he is able to know more spells than the number he is permitted to select, these are rolled as a magic-user or illusionist.
The Wu Jen may be a master of an element; this enhances his ability to cast all spells of that element. To be a master of an element, he must be able to know all spells of that element and have them in his books through the highest level he is able to cast. The five elements are indicated with the spells listed, Air (A), Earth (E), Fire (F), Nature/Wood (N), and Water (W).
The first level Wu Jen Spells are: Accuracy, Animate Wood (N), Chameleon, Cloud Ladder (A), Comprehend Languages, Detect Magic, Drowsy Insects (N), Elemental Burst (all), Fiery Eyes (F), Ghost Light, Hail of Stone (E), Hold Portal, Hypnotism, Know History, Magic Missile, Melt (F), Message, Prestidigitation, Read Magic, Secret Signs, Shield, Spider Climb, Still Water (W), Swim (W), Unseen Servant, Ventriloquism, Wall of Fog (A), Warp Wood (N), Water Protection (W), Wizard Mark.
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