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Is Mystic Theurge a balanced P. class?
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<blockquote data-quote="beepeearr" data-source="post: 2696064" data-attributes="member: 20548"><p>A 10th level Mystic Theurge Cleric/Wizard Combo has a total number of spells per level per day of </p><p>10 0-level spells</p><p>9 1st level spells</p><p>7 2nd level spells</p><p>5 3rd level spells</p><p>3 4th level spells</p><p>and a caster level of 7 for both cleric and wizard</p><p></p><p>compared to the following for a straight wizard</p><p>4 0-level spells</p><p>4 1st level spells</p><p>4 2nd level spells</p><p>3 3rd level spells</p><p>3 4th level spells</p><p>2 5th level spells</p><p></p><p>or the following for a straight cleric</p><p></p><p>6 0-level spells</p><p>5 1st level spells</p><p>5 2nd level spells</p><p>4 3rd level spells</p><p>4 4th level spells</p><p>3 5th level spells</p><p></p><p>but the kicker (for me anyway) is the difference between the Mystic Theurge and a straight cleric/wizard multiclass. And yes I understand alot of people think multi-classed spell casters are underpowered, I'm just not one of them, I see the decision to multi-class as giving up power for versatility.</p><p></p><p>9 0-level spells</p><p>7 1st level spells </p><p>5 2nd level spells</p><p>3 3rd level spells </p><p></p><p>with a caster level of 5 for both wizard and cleric. The more Mystic Theurge levels you have the difference between a straight wizard or cleric and the Mystic theurge shrinks while the difference of a the mystic theurge and the cleric/wizard becomes wider. I don't think the mystic theurge is horribly broken, just broken. Decrease the number of cast as "previous class" to around 8 levels of both wizard and cleric and at least the spells per day falls somewhere between the multi-class Wizard/Cleric and the Straight level Wizard or cleric. </p><p></p><p>I will repeat, yes a straight wizard or cleric will have more powerful spells, but the Mystic Theurge will have slightly less powerful spells, but a lot more of them to use per day. At 16th level the Mystic Theurge will have all the spell casting power of a both a 13th level Wizard (max spell level 7) and a 13 level cleric (max spell level 7th), whereas the the straight Cleric or Wizard has only a max spell level of 8th, and Wizard/Cleric 8/8 has only a max spell level of 4th for both wizard and cleric.</p><p></p><p>At 16th level a Mystic Theurge will have almost double the number of spells per day for 0, 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th, 3 more 5th level spells, 2 more 6th level spells, an equal number of 7th level spells, and no 8th level spells, and a Spell caster level of 13th. While a 16 level wizard only has two 8th level spells over and 3 caster levels, and 4 metamagic or Item creation feat over the Mystic Theurge.</p><p></p><p>This is just my opinion, your opinion may vary.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="beepeearr, post: 2696064, member: 20548"] A 10th level Mystic Theurge Cleric/Wizard Combo has a total number of spells per level per day of 10 0-level spells 9 1st level spells 7 2nd level spells 5 3rd level spells 3 4th level spells and a caster level of 7 for both cleric and wizard compared to the following for a straight wizard 4 0-level spells 4 1st level spells 4 2nd level spells 3 3rd level spells 3 4th level spells 2 5th level spells or the following for a straight cleric 6 0-level spells 5 1st level spells 5 2nd level spells 4 3rd level spells 4 4th level spells 3 5th level spells but the kicker (for me anyway) is the difference between the Mystic Theurge and a straight cleric/wizard multiclass. And yes I understand alot of people think multi-classed spell casters are underpowered, I'm just not one of them, I see the decision to multi-class as giving up power for versatility. 9 0-level spells 7 1st level spells 5 2nd level spells 3 3rd level spells with a caster level of 5 for both wizard and cleric. The more Mystic Theurge levels you have the difference between a straight wizard or cleric and the Mystic theurge shrinks while the difference of a the mystic theurge and the cleric/wizard becomes wider. I don't think the mystic theurge is horribly broken, just broken. Decrease the number of cast as "previous class" to around 8 levels of both wizard and cleric and at least the spells per day falls somewhere between the multi-class Wizard/Cleric and the Straight level Wizard or cleric. I will repeat, yes a straight wizard or cleric will have more powerful spells, but the Mystic Theurge will have slightly less powerful spells, but a lot more of them to use per day. At 16th level the Mystic Theurge will have all the spell casting power of a both a 13th level Wizard (max spell level 7) and a 13 level cleric (max spell level 7th), whereas the the straight Cleric or Wizard has only a max spell level of 8th, and Wizard/Cleric 8/8 has only a max spell level of 4th for both wizard and cleric. At 16th level a Mystic Theurge will have almost double the number of spells per day for 0, 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th, 3 more 5th level spells, 2 more 6th level spells, an equal number of 7th level spells, and no 8th level spells, and a Spell caster level of 13th. While a 16 level wizard only has two 8th level spells over and 3 caster levels, and 4 metamagic or Item creation feat over the Mystic Theurge. This is just my opinion, your opinion may vary. [/QUOTE]
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