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| Nicolai Withander |
Posted - 29 May 2012 : 00:58:50
Hopefully someone can help me...
I have a question conserning an ability of this prestige class from Quintessential Wizard.
The ability call Spell is as follows:
With great understanding comes tremendous power. With his extensive knowledge of the fabric of magic and his intuitive understanding of its ways, the avatar can dublicate the effect of any known spell. When preparing his spells for the day, the avatar may sacrifice two spell slots of any given level to prepare any spell of the same level from his spell lists. For example, an avatar who did not have the spell lightning bolt in his books could choose the prepare that spell by using two of his 3rd-level spell slots for it.
Can anyone clear up for me how this works??? Im not sure how to read this. On one side I read that any spell I can find in any source book he can prepare by using two spell slots. On the other hand I read it as a different kind of the feat Spell Mastery |
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| Fellfire |
Posted - 29 May 2012 : 06:11:40
It's a Ring of Ma'ruf. |
| Ayrik |
Posted - 29 May 2012 : 02:08:38
The PC can cast any spell from any book at your table, and if it's not one "known" to him (learned and written in his spellbook) then he must allocate two spell slots to memorize/cast it.
I would personally be most wary of this ability, two for one (each day) is a small price to pay for access to every unique spell in the Realms. |
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