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<blockquote data-quote="Chris_Nightwing" data-source="post: 6069390" data-attributes="member: 882"><p>Well, as I described, if you had Wish in your spellbook, you could cast it using a 9th level slot by preparing it as one of your 2 Wizard spells for the day. Perhaps that's a bit mental. A simple check on power might be that you can only cast Wiz/Clr spells of level X if you have at least level X in said class (finally level-level parity!). This would recreate the old-fashioned multiclass spellcaster to some extent - Wiz3 would be casting from the 3rd row of the spellcasting chart and be able to do both 1st and 2nd level Wizard spells, preparing 4 per day. Wiz2/Clr1 would have the same slots, but have 1st and 2nd Wizard spells, and 1st Cleric spells, preparing 3/2 in total. Later, if you do 15/5 your powers in the lesser class would be limited - to be a true full spellcaster you'd have to go for at least 9/11 (it's a conspiracy). Triple-classed casters would be flexible, but if evenly divided limited to 7th level spells. The limit would be on spell preparation, not casting, so if you have 9th level slots but highest individual class level 7, you'd have to spend those high slots on lesser spells.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Chris_Nightwing, post: 6069390, member: 882"] Well, as I described, if you had Wish in your spellbook, you could cast it using a 9th level slot by preparing it as one of your 2 Wizard spells for the day. Perhaps that's a bit mental. A simple check on power might be that you can only cast Wiz/Clr spells of level X if you have at least level X in said class (finally level-level parity!). This would recreate the old-fashioned multiclass spellcaster to some extent - Wiz3 would be casting from the 3rd row of the spellcasting chart and be able to do both 1st and 2nd level Wizard spells, preparing 4 per day. Wiz2/Clr1 would have the same slots, but have 1st and 2nd Wizard spells, and 1st Cleric spells, preparing 3/2 in total. Later, if you do 15/5 your powers in the lesser class would be limited - to be a true full spellcaster you'd have to go for at least 9/11 (it's a conspiracy). Triple-classed casters would be flexible, but if evenly divided limited to 7th level spells. The limit would be on spell preparation, not casting, so if you have 9th level slots but highest individual class level 7, you'd have to spend those high slots on lesser spells. [/QUOTE]

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