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Any advice on building a warmage?
The basic concept is a new PC to replace a retired one in an FR campaign (Northern Journey, for those who know it, currently wandering in Myth Drannor). 12th level. I want to try the Warmage (CoAr)+Arcane Disciple (CoDi) combination. Probably human, don't want a half-breed or an elf.
Warmages are like better sorcerers, except their spell list, while bigger than sorcerers', is set once and for all and extremely specialized. Arcane Disciple (AD) is a feat that lets you add a whole domain from the deity your character follows to his arcane spell list. AD can be taken several times, to add multiple domains. However, you can cast only one domain spell of each level each day.
I thought about five possible starts:
Any suggestion of feats, nasty combos, etc? Also, what are the best spells to take with Advanced Learning?
The basic concept is a new PC to replace a retired one in an FR campaign (Northern Journey, for those who know it, currently wandering in Myth Drannor). 12th level. I want to try the Warmage (CoAr)+Arcane Disciple (CoDi) combination. Probably human, don't want a half-breed or an elf.
Warmages are like better sorcerers, except their spell list, while bigger than sorcerers', is set once and for all and extremely specialized. Arcane Disciple (AD) is a feat that lets you add a whole domain from the deity your character follows to his arcane spell list. AD can be taken several times, to add multiple domains. However, you can cast only one domain spell of each level each day.
I thought about five possible starts:
- A calishite warmage, following Sharess, AD for Travel and Trickery, with Bloodline of Fire.
- A silverraen warmage, following Torm, AD for Healing and War.
- A follower of Mystra, AD for Spell (the interest here is in anyspell) and maybe Magic and/or Rune.
- A follower of Lathander, AD for Glory (BoED).
- A follower of Waukeen, AD for Trade and Travel.
Any suggestion of feats, nasty combos, etc? Also, what are the best spells to take with Advanced Learning?
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