I've just bought ToB and in the manual it talks about the new spells but under where it says level it just says Quest! what does this mean?

Thanks
Telex

The "Quest" spells are the high level abilities for Clerics/Druids. Once the character reaches high enough level they gain access to these abilities. For clerics the Quest spells can be chosen as a 7th level spell. For Mages their high level ability spells appear with the 9th level spells.

the yare basicaly spells you get to choose from one at a time at certain levels and they take up a 9th level slot for the mage, and a 7th level for cleric/druid basically.

ahhh right, that makes more sense!

7th level is the highest it will go priest spells, is that right?

Im not sure, I thought they go up to 9 like mages

In P&P they go up to lvl 9 just as with mages but in BGII it only goes up to lvl 7. I think they did because clerics are better at fighting than mages and wanted to give mages another field where they were stronger.

[This message has been edited by Firestorm (edited July 27, 2001).]

Um, I don't know if maybe 3e has 9th level cleric spells, but in 2e and way back in 1e, cleric spells have always only gone to 7th level. It's just the way it is.

Grunthex

Well, third edition does have 9th level cleric and druid spells, but that really has no relivence on games like BG2, since they were made under second edition. So, no ninth level cleric spells for you!