Spells Tab

The table in the upper-left contains a list of spells - a selection box at the top of the table is used to determine how the table is structured. A table in the upper-right also contains a list of spells. Spell Book on this tab does not imply a physical spell-book. It really refers to a hypothetical list of spells to which you have associated a name. By default, every spellcaster has a Known Spells list of spells. If this spellbook is chosen, then the left-hand table lists all possible spells for the character's spellcasting classes. The table on the right lists all the spells the character knows. You can add and remove spells by clicking on the arrow buttons, double- clicking or right-clicking. You may wish to create a spellbook which represents a list of spells they memorize on a regular basis. e.g. Click in the field which says "Known Spells" and type "Urban". The left table now lists all the spells your character knows. You can add spells to this new "Urban" spell list to indicate what spells you would memorize in an urban setting (classes that don't memorize spells won't need this functionality). To control which list of spells you're adding/removing to/from, you can change the selection in the selection box, or you can click on an element in the desired list in the right-hand table.

Metamagic Feats can be applied to a spell by right-clicking on the spell in the left-hand table.

There are "sliding dividers" between the spell tables - you can click on this divider and slide it back and forth to your preferred location. There's also a divider between the upper-tables and the info sections below which you can drag up and down to change the viewing area of each. There's another divider between the info sections. This combination of 3 sliding dividers is common to most of the character-related tabs to allow you to change how much screen real-estate is devoted to each section. On most tabs there's a button which has 2 circling arrows that will reverse the orientation of the views between horizontal and vertical. This gives you many options on the layout of the tab.