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On the other hand, a [[Wizard]] normally only has Proficiency in [[Dagger]]s, [[Quarterstaff|Quarterstaves]], and [[Light Crossbow]]s, so the Proficiency Bonus won't be added to attacks made with any other weapon, unless the Wizard has Proficiency in that weapon for some other reason. | On the other hand, a [[Wizard]] normally only has Proficiency in [[Dagger]]s, [[Quarterstaff|Quarterstaves]], and [[Light Crossbow]]s, so the Proficiency Bonus won't be added to attacks made with any other weapon, unless the Wizard has Proficiency in that weapon for some other reason. | ||
For spells that require an Attack Roll to hit, the Proficiency Bonus is added if the creature has the innate ability to cast spells. | For spells that require an Attack Roll to hit, the Proficiency Bonus is added if the creature has the innate ability to cast spells. ''(Note: As of Early Access Patch 9, all classes receive their Proficiency Bonus when casting a spell from a [[Scrolls|Scroll]] or other item, even when not innately able to cast spells.)'' | ||
=== Saving Throw === | === Saving Throw === | ||