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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Cheiromancer" data-source="post: 1343965" data-attributes="member: 141">Despite The Souljourner's cautionI was wondering about the restriction on sanctified spells in the Book of Exalted Deeds, and whether a feat from Tome and Blood could help.  It says in the BXD that I think the bit about scroll use is key; sanctified spells are effectively on the spell-list of sorcerers and bards, since you can't use a scroll of a spell that is not on your spell list.  From the SRD:Sanctified spells cannot, it seems, be cast without preparation.  However a sorcerer or bard could learn a sanctified spell of the appropriate level; it just wouldn't be very useful.  But if a sorcerer has the Arcane Preparation feat (from Tome and Blood) he could prepare it in one of his slots and *then* it could be cast.Is this right?  The reason I am asking is because of this little bit of text from BXD:The reason I ask, is that I would like to build a cleric 8/Nar Demonbinder 1 character that is eligible to take Mystic Theurge.  Arcane Preparation at level 9 would allow a second level sanctified spell to be prepared in a Nar Demonbinder spell slot, and thus meet the pre-req's for MT.Aside from the issue of mixing 3.0 and 3.5 material, I would like to follow the rules precisely.   Thus my question.P.S.  Evil characters could use corrupt spells from the BoVD to do the same thing- the wording corresponds exactly.  Neutral characters could, as well- not all corrupt spells have the evil descriptor.</blockquote>

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