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<blockquote data-quote="Celebrim" data-source="post: 5168853" data-attributes="member: 4937">I handle all caster multiclassing in the same fashion.There are three general feats you can take that boost the caster level in all of your classes.I don't have the exact text with me, but the first makes your caster level in all classes equal to your character level.&nbsp; So for example, if you were a 3/3 split progression, you'd cast all your spells at 6th level of ability.The second feat in the chain boosts your spell progression in all classes by 2 levels to a maximum of character level.&nbsp; It's got certain minimum restrictions on it designed to make it more balanced, but basically if you were like a 6/3 split you'd have the spells of a 8/5 split and cast all spells at 9th level of a ability.The third feat provides the same boost as the second, so I've you were like a 9/6 split, then you'd cast as a 13/10.&nbsp; So at the cost of almost half your general feats and forfeiting some of your higher level class benefits, you can get alot of spells rather cheaply.&nbsp; I therefore don't feel the need for any PrCs or other more complex solutions.&nbsp; My book is exactly one page.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Celebrim, post: 5168853, member: 4937"] I handle all caster multiclassing in the same fashion. There are three general feats you can take that boost the caster level in all of your classes. I don't have the exact text with me, but the first makes your caster level in all classes equal to your character level. So for example, if you were a 3/3 split progression, you'd cast all your spells at 6th level of ability. The second feat in the chain boosts your spell progression in all classes by 2 levels to a maximum of character level. It's got certain minimum restrictions on it designed to make it more balanced, but basically if you were like a 6/3 split you'd have the spells of a 8/5 split and cast all spells at 9th level of a ability. The third feat provides the same boost as the second, so I've you were like a 9/6 split, then you'd cast as a 13/10. So at the cost of almost half your general feats and forfeiting some of your higher level class benefits, you can get alot of spells rather cheaply. I therefore don't feel the need for any PrCs or other more complex solutions. My book is exactly one page. [/QUOTE]

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