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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Owen K.C. Stephens" data-source="post: 3368737" data-attributes="member: 3190">I've run into this question as a GM, though the character in question never actually hit MT 10+. Even so, I cam up with a solution both the player and I were happy with.It was essentially an almost-epic PrC that took MT up to epic (and would also be used for epic progression, rather than the official epic MT). The class granted a +1 advance to cast level for both arcane and divine spellcasting, but advanced spells per day at a 2/3 rate. Thus after 3 levels of advanced MT you gain +2 levels of spell access for both arcane and divine, and +3 caster level. This made the class better than going back to cleric and wizard, but helped cap the power creep a higher-level dual spellcaster can gain at a 1/1 rate of spell access.To make up for the "lost" power compared to the base MT, the advanced class got d6 hp and 2/3 BAB. By the time you've taken 10 level of MT, these slight increases in power don't help that much, but they make the player happier.</blockquote>