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<blockquote data-quote="tomBitonti" data-source="post: 6315918" data-attributes="member: 13107">The class ability text only applies in so far as telling you whether the character has an ability.&nbsp; A Cleric/Wizard does have the ability.The ability states &quot;a prepared spell which is not an orison or domain spell&quot;.&nbsp; And, refers, to &quot;stored spell energy&quot;.&nbsp; Both texts interpret favorably to any prepared spell.&nbsp; &quot;a prepared spell&quot; is non-specific, and &quot;stored spell energy&quot; is non-specific.&nbsp; Further, the limitation supplied by the dependent &quot;which is not an orison or domain spell&quot;, indicates that the writer considered limitations and chose to set those specific limitations.&nbsp; Perhaps an oversight, but reinforcing the any interpretation.The text for domain spell is loose: This seems intended to refer to a spell prepared using a domain spell slot, but, &quot;domain spell&quot; would seem to mean a spell which is on a domain spell list.&nbsp; That would, as written, prevent a cleric with the Strength domain from converting Bull's Strength even it were prepared using a Wizard spell slot.&nbsp; The problem here is that &quot;domain spell&quot; is poorly defined.&nbsp; I'd interpret &quot;domain spell&quot; as &quot;spell prepared in a domain slot&quot;.The text would seem to allow the spells to be cast at a higher level than is normally allowed by the cleric, with &quot;any cure spell of the same spell level or lower&quot;.&nbsp; A 19 Wizard / 1 Cleric would seem to be able to convert a 9'th level spell to Heal, Mass.Thx!TomB</blockquote>

[QUOTE="tomBitonti, post: 6315918, member: 13107"] The class ability text only applies in so far as telling you whether the character has an ability. A Cleric/Wizard does have the ability. The ability states "a prepared spell which is not an orison or domain spell". And, refers, to "stored spell energy". Both texts interpret favorably to [i]any[/i] prepared spell. "a prepared spell" is non-specific, and "stored spell energy" is non-specific. Further, the limitation supplied by the dependent "which is not an orison or domain spell", indicates that the writer considered limitations and chose to set those specific limitations. Perhaps an oversight, but reinforcing the [i]any[/i] interpretation. The text for [i]domain spell[/i] is loose: This seems intended to refer to a spell prepared using a domain spell slot, but, "domain spell" would seem to mean a spell which is on a domain spell list. That would, as written, prevent a cleric with the [i]Strength[/i] domain from converting [i]Bull's Strength[/i] even it were prepared using a Wizard spell slot. The problem here is that "domain spell" is poorly defined. I'd interpret "domain spell" as "spell prepared in a domain slot". The text would seem to allow the spells to be cast at a higher level than is normally allowed by the cleric, with "any cure spell of the same spell level or lower". A 19 Wizard / 1 Cleric would seem to be able to convert a 9'th level spell to [i]Heal, Mass[/i]. Thx! TomB [/QUOTE]

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