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<blockquote data-quote="Jackinthegreen" data-source="post: 6292498" data-attributes="member: 6678119">Talk to your DM about how you'd have access to spells and such with prestige bard.&nbsp; He might only allow using the bard's PHB spells and not any others from other books since the part about unique spells does mention that kind of thing.&nbsp; Another possibility is having to pick bard spells like usual.&nbsp; UA is a book entirely about changing things up and giving the DM different options and guidelines for it, so don't expect everything, or even anything, in it to go as planned even if what's printed would allow for it.This kinda reminds me of taking warmage and going into the <a href="http://dndtools.eu/classes/rainbow-servant/" target="_blank">Rainbow Servant PrC</a>, since the RS 10th level ability says the caster gets access to cleric spells.&nbsp; The usual interpretation on it is the warmage can now cast any cleric spell spontaneously.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jackinthegreen, post: 6292498, member: 6678119"] Talk to your DM about how you'd have access to spells and such with prestige bard. He might only allow using the bard's PHB spells and not any others from other books since the part about unique spells does mention that kind of thing. Another possibility is having to pick bard spells like usual. UA is a book entirely about changing things up and giving the DM different options and guidelines for it, so don't expect everything, or even anything, in it to go as planned even if what's printed would allow for it. This kinda reminds me of taking warmage and going into the [url=http://dndtools.eu/classes/rainbow-servant/]Rainbow Servant PrC[/url], since the RS 10th level ability says the caster gets access to cleric spells. The usual interpretation on it is the warmage can now cast any cleric spell spontaneously. [/QUOTE]

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