A sorcerer learning Malavon's Rage is weird, right?
UncleSporky
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Malavon's Rage is a spell dropped only by Malavon, because he created it (as it says in the spell description). So it seems strange to me that a sorcerer can just decide to learn it, regardless of whether or not the party has even met Malavon.
Of course there are lots of reasons that could be stated for why they could learn this spell. It's possible that it was already widely known across the lands, in spite of the fact that no one else sells that scroll...maybe Malavon used to be benevolent and shared the knowledge of his spells with others before turning to evil.
Just thought it was interesting.
It would be fun if this was the one spell that sorcerers didn't get to learn, something unique that only mages and bards get, because of this specific person you encounter in the game with his own personal spell. Ah well.
Of course there are lots of reasons that could be stated for why they could learn this spell. It's possible that it was already widely known across the lands, in spite of the fact that no one else sells that scroll...maybe Malavon used to be benevolent and shared the knowledge of his spells with others before turning to evil.
Just thought it was interesting.
It would be fun if this was the one spell that sorcerers didn't get to learn, something unique that only mages and bards get, because of this specific person you encounter in the game with his own personal spell. Ah well. 2
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For that matter, isn't it odd that a Sorcerer, adventuring in the middle of nowhere hundreds of miles from the nearest Hogwarts, can suddenly gain knowledge about stuff like level 4-5-6 spells or whatever? That knowledge just springs up in their brain.