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<blockquote data-quote="Turhan" data-source="post: 1983320" data-attributes="member: 21856">In the game I DM I have one Player who has a rogue wizard who recently started taking Embermage levels.&nbsp; He has about 3-4 of them.&nbsp; I've told him he can use up to all 10 in the designed class, but all of us in the group have talked it over and it seems that you don't really need a 10 level PrC.&nbsp; We see a wizard as being someone who spends more and more time growing older and more powerful and more unique all at the same time.&nbsp; The game doesn't have too many wizard organizations so there are few calls for multiple wizards of the same style.&nbsp; We sort of like it that way, even though I have been working more magic scholls into the back ground plots.&nbsp; Only the one guy really wants to delve into the PrC possibilities.&nbsp; The Others just find odd ways to play up their individuality.But I can live with one level or 10 levels for a PC's pursuit of a PrC.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Turhan, post: 1983320, member: 21856"] In the game I DM I have one Player who has a rogue wizard who recently started taking Embermage levels. He has about 3-4 of them. I've told him he can use up to all 10 in the designed class, but all of us in the group have talked it over and it seems that you don't really need a 10 level PrC. We see a wizard as being someone who spends more and more time growing older and more powerful and more unique all at the same time. The game doesn't have too many wizard organizations so there are few calls for multiple wizards of the same style. We sort of like it that way, even though I have been working more magic scholls into the back ground plots. Only the one guy really wants to delve into the PrC possibilities. The Others just find odd ways to play up their individuality. But I can live with one level or 10 levels for a PC's pursuit of a PrC. [/QUOTE]

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