The Grackle
First Post
My question is: can a wizard multi-classed into warlock, use his spellbook to hold the warlock powers? Both classes give arcane powers, which = "spells."
If yes, does that allow you one Power Swap:
a> one wizard daily (out of 2) for one warlock daily
b> two wizard dailies for two warlock dailies
c> player's choice
?
The wizard class-feature SPELLBOOK reads:
The Power Swap Feat reads:
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It's not the awesomest build, b/c a Wiz/lock suffers from MAD, but as Int is a 2ndary stat for Warlocks, there are some nice attack options. And It could be worth it just for access to Warlock utility feats. If this trick works here, it should work for all arcane classes (Hopefully Int or Wis based) to come as well. Wizards would be great multi-classers b/c they don't have to sacrifice the versatility offered by the Spellbook for the versatility of multiclassing.
If yes, does that allow you one Power Swap:
a> one wizard daily (out of 2) for one warlock daily
b> two wizard dailies for two warlock dailies
c> player's choice
?
The wizard class-feature SPELLBOOK reads:
Each time you gain a level that lets you select a daily spell or a utility spell, choose two different daily spells or utility spells of that level to add to your book.
The Power Swap Feat reads:
&You give up a power of your choice from your primary class and replace it with a power of the same level or lower from the class you have multiclassed in.
Any time you gain a level, you can alter that decision. Effectively, pretend you’re choosing the power-swap feat for the first time at the new level you’ve just gained.
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It's not the awesomest build, b/c a Wiz/lock suffers from MAD, but as Int is a 2ndary stat for Warlocks, there are some nice attack options. And It could be worth it just for access to Warlock utility feats. If this trick works here, it should work for all arcane classes (Hopefully Int or Wis based) to come as well. Wizards would be great multi-classers b/c they don't have to sacrifice the versatility offered by the Spellbook for the versatility of multiclassing.