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if using third eye of tzeentch to use enemies spells. what happens if the miscast is lose d3 magic levels. do lose spells from the enemies deck or my own spell set

Your own deck, the third eye allows you to also know the spells of a single enemy wizard in LoS, there is no reason why you miscasting should affect the other wizard.

If your wizard drops to level 0 then you may still know all the spells of an enemy wizard, but you are no longer a spell caster so there is nothing you can do with them.

Sorry didn't mean enemy wizards spells. I meant spells I was using via third eye.

Example: third eye tzeentch. four spells from lore of light. Miscast lose 2. Still have all my own spells for future turns.


If lose from own spells I assume randomise all. As miscast says first spell is one just cast

You are still a wizard even at level 0

Miscast affects the spells you know, plus the one cast.

nosferatu1001 wrote:You are still a wizard even at level 0

Miscast affects the spells you know, plus the one cast.

So your saying if I had a level 4 wizard lore of tzeentch and used third eye to cast opponents lore of light. If miscast rolled lose 2 levels I'd lose the spell just cast plus one random from my lore tzeentch

Yep - you aer told the frst spell lost MUST be the one you miscast on, and then you lose one of your other spells

So a miscast could result in the wizard whose spells were stolen losing those spells?


Like a Sorceror casts Flesh to Stone and miscasts it, losing the spell he just cast. He got the spell from a Life Slann. Does that mean the Slann loses Flesh to Stone?

Or does just the Sorceror lose Flesh to Stone, which has no real effect because he can just use Third Eye next round to steal it again.

So a miscast could result in the wizard whose spells were stolen losing those spells? Like a Sorceror casts Flesh to Stone and miscasts it, losing the spell he just cast. He got the spell from a Life Slann. Does that mean the Slann loses Flesh to Stone?

No, the Slann would not lose the spell. The wizard who suffered the miscast loses the spells.

Or does just the Sorceror lose Flesh to Stone, which has no real effect because he can just use Third Eye next round to steal it again?

Yes.

If you 3rd eye, you pick a wizard and use his spells.
If you miscast and lose spells, you the tzeench wizard loses the one you cast 1st, then if you lose more, your tzeench spells.

Losing opponents spells really does nothing, becuase next turn, you can pick the same enemy wizard again, and cast all his spells.

-Matt