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<blockquote data-quote="marcielle" data-source="post: 5678560" data-attributes="member: 6672328">Nice thing to remember. Focused Specialist wizard. Ban evocation and abjuration, then&nbsp; either necromancy or enchantment. Take Dread Necromancer or Beguiler accordingly. Congrats, you have specialist wizards benefits losing nothing but ... ACTUALLY YOU LOSE ALMOST NOTHING. Just make sure you pick up dispelling from an outside source in later levels. Can come in useful from time to time.Personally, I like human Dread Necro -&gt;Necropolitan. Enough immunities that you will not miss abjuration AND infinite out of combat healing for self. Don't forget to use Practiced Spellcaster on your spontaneous so you can Level up Wizard using the first (and IIRC, 4th too) levels of Magus.Counterspell: You have access to everything worthwhile. AND spell slots to burn. Could be fun trying it out. You basically walk up to another caster and say 'NO'. One on one, you will likely outlast him by a long shot.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="marcielle, post: 5678560, member: 6672328"] Nice thing to remember. Focused Specialist wizard. Ban evocation and abjuration, then either necromancy or enchantment. Take Dread Necromancer or Beguiler accordingly. Congrats, you have specialist wizards benefits losing nothing but ... ACTUALLY YOU LOSE ALMOST NOTHING. Just make sure you pick up dispelling from an outside source in later levels. Can come in useful from time to time. Personally, I like human Dread Necro ->Necropolitan. Enough immunities that you will not miss abjuration AND infinite out of combat healing for self. Don't forget to use Practiced Spellcaster on your spontaneous so you can Level up Wizard using the first (and IIRC, 4th too) levels of Magus. Counterspell: You have access to everything worthwhile. AND spell slots to burn. Could be fun trying it out. You basically walk up to another caster and say 'NO'. One on one, you will likely outlast him by a long shot. [/QUOTE]

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