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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Herremann the Wise" data-source="post: 2937721" data-attributes="member: 11300">I was thinking about this whole multiclassing spellcasting dilemma and came up with the following idea - admittedly, I've had a long day and I shouldn't post things like this without a real sturdy edit. It's rough as guts but I'm sure it could be polished up to work very neatly.Imagine a Metamagic Feat Chain like this:MINOR SPELLCASTING ADEPTPrerequisite: 3rd Level Caster, 3rd level Non-CasterBenefit: For the purpose of gaining, preparing and casting spells, you are considered to be of a caster level one level higher than normal. For example, if you are a 3rd level Wizard/3rd Level Fighter, you may prepare and cast spells the same as a 4th level Wizard.SPELLCASTING ADEPTPrerequisite: 6th Level Caster, Minor Spellcasting Adept, 4th Level Non-CasterBenefit: For the purpose of gaining, preparing and casting spells, you are considered to be of a caster level two levels higher than normal. For example, if you are a 6th level Wizard/4th Level Fighter, you may prepare and cast spells the same as an 8th level Wizard.GREATER SPELLCASTING ADEPTPrerequisite: 9th Level Caster, Minor Spellcasting Adept, Spellcasting Adept, 5th level Non-CasterBenefit: For the purpose of gaining, preparing and casting spells, you are considered to be of a caster level three levels higher than normal. For example, if you are a 9th level Wizard/5th Level Fighter, you may prepare and cast spells the same as a 12th level Wizard.I'm just not too sure on the balance with this but from the few scenarios I have played with in my head, it seems passable. Having to give up feats for advancement may be a little too generous but I'm not sure. Anyway, up the flagpole we go.Best RegardsHerremann the Wise</blockquote>

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