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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Turanil" data-source="post: 1954596" data-attributes="member: 9646">Not sure to understand your question.According to GT rules, one may takes the Magical Adept talent either for Arcane or Divine magic. So if you find an arcane spell while you are a divine caster, you may indeed learn it. However, you will cast it without spell-burning-resistance and without the number of caster levels you got from several Magical Adept talents tied to divine magic.Now suppose you make schools or traditions regarding Arcane magic. You could houserule this (maybe make it a feat): if you belong to a tradition of magic (i.e.: have learned under a mage of that tradition, etc.), you could get a houserule bonus in that all spells of that tradition you cast at a bonus +1 caster level and also maybe at a +1 spell-burning-resistance. Then, being of that tradition restrict access to spells of certain other traditions. In effect I suggest to take a look at DnD wizard specialists to work out this houserule (or new feat).</blockquote>