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<blockquote data-quote="Caliban" data-source="post: 158472" data-attributes="member: 284">Nope, casting another spell also discharges a touch spell. Proper order would be:Round 1) Cast True StrikeRound 2) Cast Inflict Light Wounds, then make a touch attack.&nbsp;&nbsp; You can also cast, move, touch attack.&nbsp; Making the touch attack is basically a free action on the round you cast a Touch spell.&nbsp; After that, it's a standard attack action (or one attack in a Full Attack Action). (If your really cool, you could do a Quickened True Strike immediately followed by the touch spell. )Nope.&nbsp;&nbsp; You hold the spell until you touch something or cast another spell.&nbsp;&nbsp; Just don't scratch your nose. Since it has a range of touch, you could hold the Improved Invisibility spell, but you could not cast the true strike spell while holding it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Caliban, post: 158472, member: 284"] Nope, casting another spell also discharges a touch spell. Proper order would be: Round 1) Cast [i]True Strike[/i] Round 2) Cast [i]Inflict Light Wounds[/i], then make a touch attack. You can also cast, move, touch attack. Making the touch attack is basically a free action on the round you cast a Touch spell. After that, it's a standard attack action (or one attack in a Full Attack Action). (If your really cool, you could do a Quickened [i]True Strike[/i] immediately followed by the touch spell. ) [b][/b] Nope. You hold the spell until you touch something or cast another spell. Just don't scratch your nose. [b][/B] Since it has a range of touch, you could hold the [i]Improved Invisibility[/i] spell, but you could not cast the [i]true strike[/i] spell while holding it. [/QUOTE]

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