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* ''LegendOfDragoon'' features spells as buyable, boostable combat items. This would be useful, were they not [[InventoryManagementPuzzle forced to share the same limited inventory space as your healing items]]. It does have a few reusable spell items though.
* The panel system in ''[[KingdomHearts Kingdom Hearts: 358/2 Days]]'' works this way. On a grid, you select which items, weapons, abilities, and magic spells you have before you take on a mission. During the mission, you are limited only to the amount of casts that you've set up for your spells.
* Earlier versions of ''NetHack'' had a similar system, where reading a spellbook would give you a finite number of uses of the spell. An [[GameMod unofficial patch]], later integrated into the main game in version 3.3.0, changed spells to be forgotten after a sufficient amount of time had passed.
* ''KingsBounty'' (the original one). The hero has a finite number of spell slots (determined by class, level, and gained artifacts). Spells can be bought in towns or found as treasure, and to be able to buy spells hero must have free spell slots (when found, spells may go over the limit number, though). Each spell is one-shot.
* In ''WanderingHamster'', Bob the Hamster, who is a CuteBruiser MagicKnight, uses this type of magic in the form of his Magic Smite spells.

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* ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfDragoon'' features spells as buyable, boostable combat items. This would be useful, were they not [[InventoryManagementPuzzle forced to share the same limited inventory space as your healing items]]. It does have a few reusable spell items though.
* The panel system in ''[[VideoGame/KingdomHearts358DaysOver2 Kingdom Hearts: 358/2 Days]]'' works this way. On a grid, you select which items, weapons, abilities, and magic spells you have before you take on a mission. During the mission, you are limited only to the amount of casts that you've set up for your spells.
* Earlier versions of ''VideoGame/NetHack'' had a similar system, where reading a spellbook would give you a finite number of uses of the spell. An [[GameMod unofficial patch]], later integrated into the main game in version 3.3.0, changed spells to be forgotten after a sufficient amount of time had passed.
* ''VideoGame/KingsBounty'' (the original one). The hero has a finite number of spell slots (determined by class, level, and gained artifacts). Spells can be bought in towns or found as treasure, and to be able to buy spells hero must have free spell slots (when found, spells may go over the limit number, though). Each spell is one-shot.
* In ''VideoGame/WanderingHamster'', Bob the Hamster, who is a CuteBruiser MagicKnight, uses this type of magic in the form of his Magic Smite spells.

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4th May '13 5:22:31 PM IsaacG

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