Multi-Caster (3.5e Feat)
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Multi-Caster [Multiclass]
You can cast like a wizard and a cleric! Ok, so you're not a great cleric, but you're a wonderful wizard! And to imagine some people split their focus almost even.Prerequisites: Two classes with different class spell lists, caster level 3rdBenefit: Choose one of your class spell lists to be "primary" and another to be "secondary". You may now prepare spells from your secondary list in your primary list slots, and your effective level in your secondary class is (number of levels in the secondary class + 1/2th your primary class) for the purposes of which spells you know or can prepare. You do not gain the spell slots or other class features for this secondary class, but you can cast these new spells using your primary spell slots.
Spells cast like this use your dominant class' caster level and casting ability score for determining spell DCs, but retain the type of spell (arcane or divine) and the minimum ability score needed to cast it. Example: A wizard 3/cleric 1 has wizard as primary and cleric as secondary. He is effectively cleric 2, and can prepare 1st level cleric spells in his wizard spell slots. As he levels to wizard 10/cleric 1, his effective cleric level is (1+5), or 6. He can prepare up to 3rd level cleric spells, again casting them from his wizard slots. At wizard 19/cleric 1 he casts (1+9) as a cleric 10, and is able to cast 5th level spells.
In all cases, the caster levels for these spells are as his wizard spells, so the 5th level spells are caster level 19. They use Int for their spell DCs and he requires a Wis score of 15 or higher to be able to cast 5th level cleric spells.Special: You can take this feat multiple times, each time assigning a primary and secondary class. Typically, the primary class stays the same.
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