Hi! I'm currently playing elona+ 2.10. I have a fire dragon child and am trying to figure out how to teach it magic. I want it to be able to learn spells, anything at all, but I can't for the life of me figure it out. I tried gene splicing with a wizard of elea, but that didn't do anything. I tried giving the dragon books and rods, but it didn't use them. I even tried letting it spend gold in town and prayed that it would learn something, but that didn't work either. I'm completely stumped.
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I want some help with this and where should I make the suggestion to hand it off? It is about replacing the Wizard's Harvest book into a scroll, since it doesn't follow the rule of being sold by the spellbook writer if you read the book. Also to make adjustments to it in several ways.
I just stumbled upon the fact that wearing Medium Armor (15-34.9s total equipment weight) lowers spellcasting success chance, and Heavy Armor (35s+ total equipment weight) lowers it even more.
Do any webpages here go into more detail about this? I didn't even realize it (despite having played this for years) until I coincidentally noticed my spell success chance fluctuating.
(Though I now found out it's mentioned in-game in Help -> Equipment Weight, woops)
(Edited by Bushwhacker2k)
I started a new Elona+ wizard game once the big wizard changes had been made, most notably gaining spell potential every time you slept. I noticed that killing the bosses was a lot easier than before, but I thought that maybe a lot of it was my better playing skill. Then I noticed that I'd gotten my Magic Dart spell up to level 80, even though I was only at character level 31 and hadn't even completed the North Tyris main quest. I was using Magic Dart more than before, since spell stock lasts three times as long as before, and the spellbooks cost half as much as before, but I wasn't grinding it to the extent that it should have gotten to level 80 that quickly.
So I'm wondering: is this like how potions of potential were too powerful for a while, which then got fixed? Or is playing a wizard supposed to be this easy?
(Edited by Khym Chanur)