Spell Changes

This section documents how spells behave in Wyrdwood. Only spells with changes from vanilla NWN:EE are noted; spells listed as "Unchanged" work exactly as in the base game.

Browse by Class

Class	Spell levels
Cleric	0–9
Druid	0–9
Ranger	1–4
Paladin	1–4
Bard	0–6
Wizard / Sorcerer	0–9

Spellcasting past level 20

In standard NWN, spellcasters stop gaining new spell slots at level 20 — every epic level after that grants nothing to your slots-per-day. Wyrdwood changes this: the full casters keep growing.

Starting at level 24, and again every 4 levels (24, 28, 32, … 60), you gain +1 slot to every spell level you already have — from cantrips all the way up to your highest. No new spell levels are unlocked (9th remains the ceiling); you simply get more castings of everything.

The bonus keeps climbing the whole way to the level 60 cap, reaching +10 at level 60. Levels 21–23 are unchanged from level 20.

Slots per spell level by tier

Character level	Bonus	Wizard	Sorcerer	Cleric / Druid	Bard
20 (baseline)	—	4	6	6 / 5*	4
21–23	+0	4	6	6 / 5*	4
24–27	+1	5	7	7 / 6*	5
28–31	+2	6	8	8 / 7*	6
32–35	+3	7	9	9 / 8*	7
36–39	+4	8	10	10 / 9*	8
40–43	+5	9	11	11 / 10*	9
44–47	+6	10	12	12 / 11*	10
48–51	+7	11	13	13 / 12*	11
52–55	+8	12	14	14 / 13*	12
56–59	+9	13	15	15 / 14*	13
60	+10	14	16	16 / 15*	14

* Cleric and Druid use a split: the higher number applies to spell levels 0–5, the lower to spell levels 6–9.

Notes:

• These are base slots. Bonus slots from a high casting ability (INT / CHA / WIS) stack on top as usual, and clerics still get their domain slots.
• Sorcerers gain the extra slots but not new spells known — the additional castings draw from your existing known spells.
• Bards cap at 6th-level spells, so the extra slots apply to spell levels 0–6 only.
• Wizards, sorcerers, clerics, and druids reach 9th-level spells; the epic slots deepen every rank you have.