Necros - what does your spellbook look like?
 

Hey. Just wanted to see the general gist of how others lay out their spells in their book for quick swaps. :)

First 6 pages, boiz.

https://i.imgur.com/XFmfhCI.png

https://i.imgur.com/3orxX1s.png

https://i.imgur.com/ws1D6jz.png

The outside is the spellbook covers but the inside is the latest issue of Big'Ems...

I put all my core spells in the first 2-4 pages, and all of my frequent "swap" spells on page one(things like dispel and 30 sec root).

First pages are things I use a lot (or important to access quickly) like gate, pet summon, DMF, root, FD etc. followed by dots, then other things grouped by category like undead only spells, or invis line/related spells. Outdated spells are moved to the back unless I sometimes use downranked versions like undead fear or darkness line snares.

I use /book macros so the page numbers are kind of irrelevant

But I have 2 pages for dots assorted for types (FR PR MR, then DR on the next page since I never use them)

Then I have a what I call on my enchanter the buff page but for my enchanter it's just kindof the bread and butter stuff (DMF, FD, lich varieties, lifetaps, fear)

Then I have another I call utility and it's SB, twitch, harmshield, veil, the FR/CR nukes, root, lull, charm etc


I've grown to really like using these / book commands because flipping pages is just so slow to me and I can swap spells in the time it takes me to stun a mob. With necro it's not *as* big of a deal imo but being able to grab a spell you're looking for faster is always better.

Thanks for sharing and starting this thread! Interesting stuff. I clearly need to put a little more thought into my respective spellbooks' organization (not just on my necro)

Same strategy any efficient caster employs. Spells used all the time are close to the front. Rest are buried in the back.