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<blockquote data-quote="warderbrad" data-source="post: 4283818" data-attributes="member: 15269">the power is chosen via the feats tab right with the Arcane Initiate Feat, however you are right that it does not add it to the list of powers known, it does add it to the list just above &quot;Class / Path / Destiny Features&quot;&nbsp; I will look at how it can be added to the &quot;At Will&quot; listIf you look at the column to the left of where you put the x to designate a trained skill you will see if a skill is a class skill, or not and if the skill is automatically trained (some classes give automatic skills beyond the ones you choose) once the feat is chosen it changes Arcana to &quot;trained&quot;In 1.09 it does make the Expanded Spellbook feat become available as long as you qualify for it, however you pretty much have to to be able to qualify for the Arcane Initiate feat too.&nbsp; However, I will have to read more on this to see how a non-primary wizard would make use of this feat as they don't have any daily wizard spells to expand on.&nbsp; It may be that they get a single daily wizard spell but that seems broken as it would increase the number of daily powers by 1 which is not what the feat is trying to do.it appears that the data validation to make the list for the new powers is not done yet, I will look more into that when I get home from work.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="warderbrad, post: 4283818, member: 15269"] the power is chosen via the feats tab right with the Arcane Initiate Feat, however you are right that it does not add it to the list of powers known, it does add it to the list just above "Class / Path / Destiny Features" I will look at how it can be added to the "At Will" list If you look at the column to the left of where you put the x to designate a trained skill you will see if a skill is a class skill, or not and if the skill is automatically trained (some classes give automatic skills beyond the ones you choose) once the feat is chosen it changes Arcana to "trained" In 1.09 it does make the Expanded Spellbook feat become available as long as you qualify for it, however you pretty much have to to be able to qualify for the Arcane Initiate feat too. However, I will have to read more on this to see how a non-primary wizard would make use of this feat as they don't have any daily wizard spells to expand on. It may be that they get a single daily wizard spell but that seems broken as it would increase the number of daily powers by 1 which is not what the feat is trying to do. it appears that the data validation to make the list for the new powers is not done yet, I will look more into that when I get home from work. [/QUOTE]

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