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<blockquote data-quote="Zomg Zombies" data-source="post: 6184107" data-attributes="member: 6750001">Don't know what the fact that each class casts a spell with the same name has to do with it; bards and clerics both have cure light wounds if you're a 1bard/15cleric, and you cast cure light as a bard you use your bard casting level, not your clerical; people like Stream forget this fact when they cast Animate Dead, cast as a wizard spell, use your wizard caster levels, cast as a cleric, use your clerical caster levels. If you have it as both wizard and cleric, you can cast it as both, giving TWO pools of max dead-things. It's why True Necromancer is so powerful, they theurgicly increase both caster levels, and thusly their dead-pool max.Oh, and the feat Steam mentioned is Thurgic Specialist, you need to be 3rd level specialist and at least one other spellcasting class, spells that are in your specialist school and also in another class's spell lists add the caster levels for all classes together for just those spells. Also there's Aligned theurgy, requiring 3rd level cleric and other spellcasting classes, just the same except that caster levels are added to shared spells with a specific alignment descriptor</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Zomg Zombies, post: 6184107, member: 6750001"] Don't know what the fact that each class casts a spell with the same name has to do with it; bards and clerics both have [u]cure light wounds[/u] if you're a 1bard/15cleric, and you cast cure light [I]as a bard[/i] you use your bard casting level, not your clerical; people like Stream forget this fact when they cast [u]Animate Dead[/u], cast as a wizard spell, use your wizard caster levels, cast as a cleric, use your clerical caster levels. If you have it as both wizard and cleric, you can cast it as both, giving [b]TWO[/b] pools of max dead-things. It's why True Necromancer is so powerful, they theurgicly increase both caster levels, and thusly their dead-pool max. Oh, and the feat Steam mentioned is Thurgic Specialist, you need to be 3rd level specialist and at least one other spellcasting class, spells that are in your specialist school and also in another class's spell lists add the caster levels for all classes together for just those spells. Also there's Aligned theurgy, requiring 3rd level cleric and other spellcasting classes, just the same except that caster levels are added to shared spells with a specific alignment descriptor [/QUOTE]

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