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<blockquote data-quote="GwydapLlew" data-source="post: 3318163" data-attributes="member: 40373">Edit: I'm a doofus and didn't realize the 6 month period had not passed yet. Disregard proposal!&nbsp; <img src="http://www.enworld.org/forum/images/smilies/nervous.png"&nbsp; class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":heh:" title="Nervous Laugh&nbsp; &nbsp; :heh:" data-shortname=":heh:" /> I propose that one of the following standards be adopted for Living Eberron regarding effective levels in the Dragonmark Heir prestige class.A - Cap effective levels at 5 for all classes who increase the effective level of Dragonmark Heir for the purpose of determing caster levels of dragonmark powers.B - Cap effective levels at 10 for all classes who increase the effective level of Dragonmark Heir for the purpose of determing caster levels of dragonmark powers.C - Cap only classes whose class features indicate such a cap exists.Reasoning: The prestige class Dragonmark Heir does not state that there is such a cap, and many prestige classes that have class features allowing them to stack do not explicitly state there there is a limit. Dragonmarked, however, indicates a maximum of five effective levels in Dragonmark Heir. Because of conflicting information, a standard should be established.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="GwydapLlew, post: 3318163, member: 40373"] [i]Edit:[/i] I'm a doofus and didn't realize the 6 month period had not passed yet. Disregard proposal! :heh: I propose that one of the following standards be adopted for Living Eberron regarding effective levels in the Dragonmark Heir prestige class. A - Cap effective levels at 5 for all classes who increase the effective level of Dragonmark Heir for the purpose of determing caster levels of dragonmark powers. B - Cap effective levels at 10 for all classes who increase the effective level of Dragonmark Heir for the purpose of determing caster levels of dragonmark powers. C - Cap only classes whose class features indicate such a cap exists. Reasoning: The prestige class Dragonmark Heir does not state that there is such a cap, and many prestige classes that have class features allowing them to stack do not explicitly state there there is a limit. Dragonmarked, however, indicates a maximum of five effective levels in Dragonmark Heir. Because of conflicting information, a standard should be established. [/QUOTE]

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