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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Kae'Yoss" data-source="post: 178101" data-attributes="member: 4134">First, as the wish spells already grant you access to every spell up to a certain level (depending on what list the spell appears or what school it comes from), the possibilities are near endless (consider that, theoretically, every resource of d20 or D&D rules could be used. That's an awful lot of spells!). So, considering power through versatilaty, wish won't gain that much power if you allow metamagic.Second, you don't wish for the use of the metamagic feat but for a spell cast modified with a metamagic feat. So you don't generally gain the use of that metamagic feat, you can emulate it with one spell, just as you can emulate the spell itself with wish (as again, you don't gain that spell, but only get it cast once. You couldn't cast wish to cast a fireball, only to learn how fireball works and prepare it from now on.)Also, you don't need the prerequisites to cast that spell, so why would you need prerequisites to use a metamagic feat with wish? You don't need WIS 11 to get cure light wounds , you don't need CHA 15 to receive dispel taint(a Shugenja 5 spell) You could even cast truth is a scourge without the needed blood sacrifice necessary with maho. And, of course, you can cast spells from a school that is prohibited to you. And you ultimately don't have the prerequisites for that!</blockquote>