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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ARandomGod" data-source="post: 2632504" data-attributes="member: 17296">I've never completely gone over those... so I can't comment. Of course, the character I have tried it with was a thief/wizard (PrC Arcane Trickster), I really did expect that extra sneak attack damage to make a difference.However, the chill touch having more attacks goes pretty hand in hand with actual caster level. So by default we're talking about someone with a pretty decent caster level by the time we're really concerned about multiple attacks. And, of course, a lower caster level (say one level of wiz) with practiced spellcaster... well for him it's probably a moot point whether or not he can cast other spells in between. This is probably about the only spell he has!Like I said, I can't comment on the Enlightened Fist (I saw someone planning on taking that PrC, but never saw in actually happen). A plain Monk/Wizard on the other hand... well, both monks and wizards give up a significant amount in multiclassing (although both can be dipped into for utility relatively well)...I'm imagining a monk who took one level of wizard to access this spell, and then the Practised Spellcaster feat as the greatest 'abuse' level... and even then that's casting as a fifth level wizard (being at least a fifth level character, of course) so five extra d6's... Yea, that could be an effective ploy, and he'd get some utility spells out of it too (mage armor anyone? The arcane spell list...). But I wouldn't call it really overpowered by a long shot.And even then, you're not really worrying about *that* combo casting another spell while Chill Touch is in effect. He doesn't have many other spells.</blockquote>

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