Dude was referencing one of the Hannibal movies where A . Hopkins says he wants or did ? to eat some guy ' s liver with beans and wine . No drugalcohol interactions . <| sep |> Someone died at the last chunkin by an exploding machine at the one near my town . Wooh lower slower eastern shore <| sep |> This does not surprise me . <| sep |> Very good point , didn ' t think of that . <| sep |> The ones on her face dumbass . <| sep |> You might want to see a doctor about your anger issues . <| sep |> If JAlter is this confused about the season , that explains her choice of outfit in the coming event . <| sep |> a 9 spell doesn ' t mean anything . Do you mean a 9 th level spell slot , or a 9 th level spell ? They are different things . By this definition , one of those things is indeed correct , while the other is wishful thinking and possibly wilful misinterpretation . The whole point is that the spell slots available to a multiclass character no longer correlate with the level of the spells that they know , only the level at which they can cast them . You would have a 9 th level spell slot , but no 9 th level spells , only lower level spells which you could cast using the 9 th level slot . To paraphrase the PHB on those very pages , you prepareknow spells as a multiclassed pure caster , as if you were a singleclassed character of each level i . e . you know the spells that a level 9 cleric , a level 9 druid and a level 2 wizard would each know separately . You would have the spell slots of a full caster of level 99220 as per the multiclass caster table on page 165 . You wouldn ' t know any spells above 5 th level for cleric or druid , and you would only know and be able to learntranscribe wizard spells of first level . You would not be able to know , memorise or transcribe 9 th level spells for any of your classes . At this point I suggest that if you don ' t get it , you just don ' t understand how spellcasting works in this edition .