Spells

The German game manual for Dungeons of Avalon contains spell lists for all classes which can cast spells. For convenience, I’ve compiled them all into a single list.

You can learn a new level of spells from The Wise Three at every second level. This means you must reach the maximum level, 16, to learn level 8 spells.

Spells marked with a “1” are correct for Dungeons of Avalon I, while information marked “2” is correct in Dungeons of Avalon II.

1. List of all spells
2. Healer spells
3. Monk spells
4. Magician spells
5. Wizard spells
6. Notes
7. Changes in Dungeons of Avalon II
8. List of spells by level

List of all spells

Healer spells

Monk spells

Magician spells

Wizard spells

Notes

1. Magic Eye gives you your exact coordinates in the dungeon by clicking the icon.
2. Birds View gives you a top-down view of the dungeon by clicking the icon.
3. Levitation allows you to ignore the effect of ice squares, but not pit traps.
4. In the Dungeons of Avalon manual only, Stemberfang is inconsistently listed as having a target of “All” in the Magician spell list, but “Group” in the Wizard spell list.
5. All spells have the same mana (MP) cost regardless of which class casts them. However, some classes get a spell at a lower level than others.
6. Anti-Aura, Killmagic and Teleport can only be found as scrolls.
7. The German names of Magic Armour and Magic Armour2 translate to “Magician Armour” and “Wizard Armour” respectively, referring to the classes which cast each version.
8. Scrolls of nine spells can be found in Dungeons of Avalon: Anti-Aura (1), Antipoisen (3), Eaglefang (1), Eagles View (1), Magic Eye (3), New Live (1), Restoration (3), Stemberfang (1), and Wasp Sting (2).
9. Scrolls of 17 spells can be found in Dungeons of Avalon II: Anti-Aura (1), Antipoisen (3), Birds View (3), Deadly Flash (7), Eaglefang (2), Eagles View (3), Healing II (4), Ice Breath (1), Killmagic (16), Levitation (8), Magic Armour (4), Magic Eye (4), New Live (3), Restone (4), Restoration(3), Stemberfang (1), and Wasp Sting (2).
10. Killmagic is used in Dungeons of Avalon II to disable magic walls (forcefields). These magic walls take up block slot 0x15, previously used in Dungeons of Avalon for loose stone walls. There are 11 magic walls in Dungeons of Avalon II, but a total of 16 scrolls of Killmagic appear in chests.
11. All classes have exactly two spells per level. The exception is in the first Dungeons of Avalon, where the Magician and Wizard have only one spell each of level 8.

Changes in Dungeons of Avalon II

Dungeons of Avalon II makes the following changes:

1. Three new spells are added: Disarm Trap (Ent. Falle), Killmagic (Magiekiller), and Teleport.
2. The Healer gets Disarm Trap as a level 7 spell instead of Birds View.
3. The Magician gets Magic Armour2 (Hexer Rüstung) instead of Magic Armour. However, the original Magic Armour can still be found as a spell scroll.
4. The Magician gets Disarm Trap as an additional level 8 spell.
5. The Wizard also gets Disarm Trap as an additional level 8 spell. With this, all classes have exactly two spells of each level.
6. Frost Breath (Eisatem) now costs 10 MP instead of 18, but targets only a single enemy instead of a group.
7. Flame Speer (Flammenspeer) now targets one enemy instead of a group.
8. Frosty Fist’s German name is changed from Eisstarre to Frostfaust.

List of spells by level

For convenience, here is the same list of spells, but ordered by the minimum class level necessary to cast them.