Lineage Classic spell learning: plan levels and spellbooks
Preparing magic starts with two separate questions: when can this character learn a spell, and how will you obtain its spellbook? The Lineage Classic spell-learning planner keeps those questions connected. Choose a class and target level, then follow each eligible spell to its book and acquisition options.
Start with your class
A spell's own level is not a universal character-level requirement. The same spell can have different learning thresholds for different classes. Set your character class before using the list as a preparation plan, and inspect the spell page when comparing class requirements.
For 라이트, the listed learning levels are different across all four classes. The planner uses those class-specific requirements rather than filtering only by the spell's level label.
| Class | Character level |
|---|---|
| Royal | 10 |
| Knight | 50 |
| Elf | 8 |
| Wizard | 4 |
Plan the next learning level
Current level separates spells you can prepare to learn now from those at your future target. Target level determines how far ahead the planner looks. Raising the target expands the preparation list; it does not mark those spells as learned or change your actual character level in the game.
Use To learn to focus on remaining spells. Learned lets you inspect and correct your recorded progress, while All spells keeps both groups visible. A text search narrows the current class and level selection. When that view is empty but a matching spell has a higher learning requirement, the planner offers the next recorded level. Selecting that suggestion raises only the target level. Changing class on its own preserves the target you selected, and the suggestion respects both your search and the learned-spell filter.
Enter whole levels, and keep the target at or above the current level. A mistyped value stays available for correction. The planner does not silently turn an invalid level into a different character plan.
Find the required spellbook
Each spell row links to the corresponding book when one is listed. For the example above, open 마법서 (라이트) to inspect its acquisition relationships. A matching item name alone is not a substitute for the spell's book link.
Plan purchase opens that book in vendor shopping while retaining your character and learned-spell state. The shopping guide explains owned quantities, whole vendor packs and partial totals. When a book has no vendor offer, its item page can still provide a drop or crafting route. The absence of a shop price does not imply a free book.
Keep learning requirements and casting costs separate. The hover panel shows the spell's effect and listed consumption, while the planning list answers when you can learn it. Purchasing a book or reaching the level requirement is not itself a recorded learning action.
Record what you have learned
After learning the spell in the game, select Mark learned. The planner removes it from To learn and retains it in Learned and All spells. Mark unlearned corrects an accidental selection. These controls change the browser's preparation record; they do not send commands to the game.
The character profile is shared by the site's connected planning tools. Shopping can add a book target without replacing learned magic or equipment selections. That continuity matters when you return from an acquisition page: the next useful question should still be which spell remains to prepare, rather than which fields you must enter again.
Saved progress lives in this browser. A failed storage read leaves the previous record untouched and exposes a retry action. When the saved record differs from your temporary edits, choose whether to reopen it or keep the current changes. Avoid interpreting a temporary on-screen selection as a successful save while a storage warning is present.