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Message: <blockquote data-quote="pressedcat" data-source="post: 3678651" data-attributes="member: 40736">Thanks for the feedback.When creating the character (at 6th lvl) i'd considered arcane disciple to get healing spells on my list, but as someone else was playing a radiant servant of pelor, i opted for lawful neutral and the elven goddess from races of the wild-no clue what her domains are. Now the radiant servants died and i'm not too keen to change my character concept to get healing spells, so thats out for the time being...At the moment i tend to take a lot of buffing and utility spells like cats grace (so usually have an init of +6 already), jump, displacement etc, with only a couple of spells at each level dealing direct damage like magic missile, scorching ray, fireball and dragons breath.Im only a level away from leaving my current prestige class, and had no real plans for the future, though i quite liked the look of the fatespinner. I dont own the book however, so am unsure what the prerequisites are (if there's a feat needed that could solve my indecission).I'm tempted by sudden maximise as it would mean that when it's necessary to deal damage i would do a lot, but at one use a day i wonder whether something with a more general effect might not prove more useful in the long run.As for elven spell lore, i was definately interested, but was dithering as to which spell to apply it to (currently have up to 4th level spells). Fireball seems a fairly obvious utility spell, but with 3 1/2 frontliners in the group, i wonder whether a more focused attack spell might be better. Any suggestions?Thanks</blockquote>

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