Oh right, I forgot--it's symmetrical to Spontaneous Healer, but the Inflict Wounds spells are pretty much the worst attack spells in existence, so it's definitely not a problem and probably would never be used except to act as Spontaneous Healer for undead, which is usually GM territory anyway, and GMs don't need to worry about approval. Then again, since only Clerics have Inflict, to want this feat, you'd sort of have to be a Good-aligned Cleric who wanted to heal undead (Evil clerics don't need it because they already have Spontaneous Inflict).Moggthegob said:
Well, I see no reason to disallow it except maybe out of elegance and symmetry if we disallow Spontaneous Healer. The feat itself is no danger because the spells are a bit icky--compare Inflict Minor Wounds (the best one of them for its level) to Shocking Grasp, for instance (both are touch attacks, but SG has no save and does more damage even if they fail the save on IMW at every level except level 1 and much more damage at 3 and up). In fact, if they make the save, Shocking Grasp is better than the 4th-level spell Inflict Critical Wounds at level 7 (and if you expect them to fail the Will save, might as well Hold Person and just take them out completely).Moggthegob said:
I thought you had to be non-good to take the feat too?Rystil Arden said:
YES on Empower.Moggthegob said:
