Working up Conj skill? Lvl of spell matter?

[VincentVolaju]

Wondering if the level of the spell your casting makes a difference in how often your skill raises? My druid has crap Conjuration skill and my main dot fizzles like 50-60% of my mana before it goes off.

Does using low level spells like summon food / water increase the skill just as quickly as using higher level conj spells like my dots?

[Sorn]

As far as I know, yes. The caps are mainly based on your level and class, as spells do not come with a trivial cap.

[Swish]

In terms of mana usage it's usually best to just spam the low level ones where possible - pick a moment where your group is on a med break, when you're sat in the tunnel or when you're watching a movie or something and can just spam it on the side.

[B4EQWASCOOL]

How we supposed to play eq and watch a movie in a tunnel? 8)

[Pokesan]

Originally Posted by B4EQWASCOOL [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

How we supposed to play eq and watch a movie in a tunnel? 8)

won't be able to, if haynar has his way

classic client is coming

[Renault]

I had the same issue. I made a macro to stand, cast summon water, pause, autoinventory, sit. I spammed that in a group for awhile. Raise ups happen.

[Madbad]

Originally Posted by Pokesan [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

won't be able to, if haynar has his way

classic client is coming

I would welcome a change to classic client, but can you imagine the population hit?

[Credge]

I don't see why you couldn't watch a movie and play eq with the classic ui. Do people really not have a second monitor in 2015?

[Riotgirl]

This is the only reason to buy otherwise trash spells like True North, to help raise skill to level cap before you purchase a higher level spell - that uses same skill - that you really need.

[kaev]

Originally Posted by Riotgirl [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

This is the only reason to buy otherwise trash spells like True North, to help raise skill to level cap before you purchase a higher level spell - that uses same skill - that you really need.

But but but... what about completing your spellbook? Surely you have an uncontrollable urge welling up from deep within the unexplored abyss of your unconscious mind that compels you to fill your spellbook? You must do this, it is not optional. You must!