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Can you spontaneously change cleric spells?

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Can you spontaneously change cleric spells?

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Is there a way to change good aligned cleric spells to heals and evil to inflict wounds spells?

I mean say my evil cleric has recitation memorized but can they spontaneously change that into inflict 'x' wounds? You can do this in some 3rd edition games like NWN2. Also druids can spontaneously summon animals.
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I think it's "shift-click" the spell you want to convert. Otherwise, there's a specific entry in the spellbook which lets you do this. I might be mixing up games, though.
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Yeah so many games and all little differences.
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Post by Philos »

Just checked my game manual. Can confirm GawainBS is right. If you "Shift-left click" on a spell it will convert to the appropriate spontaneous cast spell based on your alignment.
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