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<blockquote data-quote="RangerWickett" data-source="post: 1795953" data-attributes="member: 63">What do you think of this feat?Magical Calling [Tradition]Your skills with a single spell list improve even as you study other arts.Benefit:&nbsp; Choose one spell list or magical skill you know.&nbsp; When casting spells that uses only that spell list and general enhancements, your MP Limit is equal to your character level (including level adjustments from powerful races).&nbsp; For example, Kathor the Linewalker, a Mage 3/Fighter 8 chooses this feat and picks Evoke Balance.&nbsp; Though normally his MP Limit is 3, he could cast Evoke Balance 10/Gen 1.If you choose a magical skill for this feat, you can still spend no more MP than how many ranks you have of that skill.Special:&nbsp; You may choose this feat multiple times.&nbsp; Each time it applies to a different spell list.&nbsp; You can use your higher MP Limit to cast spells that use any spell lists chosen for this feat.&nbsp;&nbsp;The Spell List Specialist feat basically lets you cast spells more powerful than a normal caster of your level could, and is intended for people who have a full caster level progression.&nbsp; Battle mages who want that extra 1d6 damage, or whatever.This feat is intended for dabblers who still want a strong effect.&nbsp; I wonder if it might be too strong.&nbsp; Consider, though, how much MP a multiclassed character would have available.I actually think +4 is a fair compromise.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RangerWickett, post: 1795953, member: 63"] What do you think of this feat? [size=3][b]Magical Calling [/b][/size][b][Tradition][/b] Your skills with a single spell list improve even as you study other arts. [b]Benefit:[/b] Choose one spell list or magical skill you know. When casting spells that uses only that spell list and general enhancements, your MP Limit is equal to your character level (including level adjustments from powerful races). For example, Kathor the Linewalker, a Mage 3/Fighter 8 chooses this feat and picks Evoke Balance. Though normally his MP Limit is 3, he could cast Evoke Balance 10/Gen 1. If you choose a magical skill for this feat, you can still spend no more MP than how many ranks you have of that skill. [b]Special:[/b] You may choose this feat multiple times. Each time it applies to a different spell list. You can use your higher MP Limit to cast spells that use any spell lists chosen for this feat. The Spell List Specialist feat basically lets you cast spells more powerful than a normal caster of your level could, and is intended for people who have a full caster level progression. Battle mages who want that extra 1d6 damage, or whatever. This feat is intended for dabblers who still want a strong effect. I wonder if it might be too strong. Consider, though, how much MP a multiclassed character would have available. I actually think +4 is a fair compromise. [/QUOTE]

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