| Level 1: Gain your CL in spell levels in memorization. The maximum spell level = (your CL)/2, round up. All spell levels at maximum spell level or lower are assumed to be at least a "0" for purposes of specialization. You may put a "½ " in a spell level (it costs half). Example: A 10th level Cartographer can have a 0, 1½, 0, ½, 1 progression.
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| Level 1: May specialize (either edition) in Divination, pick an opposite school. May specialize in Divination using *both* editions at the same time, in this case, pick a total of three opposite schools.
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| Level 1: Free Cartography and Forgery proficiencies. A free Read/Write language proficiency per level.
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| Level 1: Detect False Maps. This lets you know if a map is generally (over 50%) correct. See "Know Detail on Map" below for abuses of this ability.
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| Level 1: Can map any area he's ever been to by memory.
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| Level 1: Distance Sense (can estimate the distance to anything, error is less than 1%).
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| Level 1: Can copy a non-magical map in 1 hour.
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| Level 1: There is a 5*CL% chance you "just happen to have" a rough map to any given location you go to, assuming your race has visited this place before. These maps are usually incomplete and crude, but may have a clue or two.
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| Level 1: Gain CL^2 gp per day you spend sitting around making maps for people. (DM Note: Lots of other classes should have a similar ability to this.)
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| Level 2: Know Detail on Map. If you make a Forgery roll, you can tell if a minor detail on a map is possible or not (if you don't specify which detail, the DM will point out something interesting about the map). This ability does not allow you to detect the future or whether an individual is in a specific place (e.g. if the map says "Blue Dragon Sizzle lives here", this ability says nothing other than whether a dragon *could* live here). You generally cannot sit down and imagine up maps (or have your friend do it), hoping that some random map you draw gives you information.
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| Level 4: Can map any area he's scrying into (via Crystal Ball or whatever).
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| Level 5: Gain one 1st level apprentice per level. (Two per level starting at level 9)
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| Level 9: May specialize (either edition) in a school of magic, pick an opposite school. If you pick Divination, you get an additional 2nd edition (+1 per SL) source, not 1st edition.
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| Level 9: 1M, 1/t: Map dungeon level. This maps the entire DL, up to 1 mile in diameter. Exact details are not given, just rooms, doors, stairs, and vague features. Major features such as statues, altars, and pools may or may not be included at the DM's whim. Individual isolated sections of underground (not connected to the current dungeon) at the same depth probably will not be included. Certain rooms might be shielded in various ways (generally x2 multiplier effects), and might get omitted. If the map cannot be drawn in a 2 dimensional space, the map will probably have errors. If the map cannot be drawn in a 3 dimensional space, it will probably be a jumble of uselessness in the non-mappable sections. This ability can be used in a building; it maps that level of the building.
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| Level 12: 1M, 1/h: Map wildnerness. This maps 100 yards diameter in wildnerness or 100 feet diameter in a town/city. Interiors of buildings and cliffs and such are given. This ability can be used underground, it maps 100 feet diameter even through solid rock (and to unconnected underground areas).
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| Level 12: Gain a level (CL/2, round down) apprentice per level.
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| Level 18: Once per day can modify a map into an Updating Map. Updating Maps change whenever the area they're mapping changes. The amount of detail on the map stays constant, as long as all details on the map when it was made Updating were true. Thus, if you know Blue Dragon Sizzle is sitting on 5 magic items, and make a Updating Map of his room, the map will change whenever Sizzle moves (and it will tell you where he is if he's still on the map). If he gains or loses any magic items, it will tell you how many. If you specifically gave the properties of each magic item, each new item would also be identified, unless it was of a multiplier higher than the person who created the Updating Map.
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| Level 27: Once per day can modify an Updating Map into a Temporal Map. Temporal Maps have a "date & time" indicator on them, this can be changed once per turn, and the map changes to reflect that date and time.
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| Level 36: Once per day can modify an Updating (or Temporal) Map into a Moving Map. Moving Maps can be "scrolled" in any of the 3 dimensions (up/down, north/south, east/west), the map changes to reflect the change. The Moving Map can "move" any amount of distance once per turn, but it suddenly changes to the new map (if you move the map 100 miles east, you don't get to see it scroll by real fast, it simply switches to the new location).
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