Dungeons And Dragons Gnomes
Oct/070
Statistics or Bonuses for a 2.0 Dungeons and Dragons Gnome Illusionist?
I’ve got D&D (2nd edition) tonight and tomorrow I think I’ll have gotten to 1st level by then. We’re all -200 at the moment. I’ve googled (and read through wiki) but can’t find the exact bonuses for being a gnome illusionist. Meaning the saving throws, the ability scores, etc. I was thinking about being a specialist in a different magic school like alteration (since 1st level spells in alteration are nifty) but I don’t think that a gnome specializing in alteration would get better bonuses than a gnome specializing in illusion.
Any free downloadable books or guides would be appreciated. Thanks in advance!
An odd start…I can’t refer you to any online sources, but I still keep my 2nd edition knowledge handy and hope this helps:
Gnomes gain +1 Intelligence and -1 Wisdom, and they are the only race besides humans who can be Illusionists. They gain a +1 magic save for every 3.5 points of Con. They also suffer a 20% failure chance when using magical devices except Illusion devices.
Otherwise, gnomes don’t gain any other special abilities beyond what specializing in a school of magic already grants.
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