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<blockquote data-quote="Elvinis75" data-source="post: 1193792" data-attributes="member: 4379">I think that the levels of spellcasting are class specific to each PrCs.&nbsp; If you look at some of the other PrCs they assign special abilities and +1 caster level in the same column.&nbsp; Usually in the ones that don’t have +1 caster level at every level.&nbsp; That would assume that the rate of gain in spells is specific to each PrC.&nbsp; This is an interesting call.&nbsp; I guess that it to me seems foolish to make a person forget everything they learned because they are a little weaker or less dexertous.&nbsp; I do not think this is the same as a Paladin.&nbsp; His abilities are granted by and rely on another continuing to grant them.&nbsp; In the majority of PrCs this simply isn’t the case.&nbsp; Though blanket rulings help for speeding along the game they should also work within the normal frame work of the “do no harm” to that game.&nbsp; This type of ruling makes little sense.&nbsp; In the frame work of the man alone, no diety granted powers, the skills and powers are not just going to be forgotten.&nbsp; A school that requires that can lift xxx lbs over your head to join in no way removes the knowledge imparted later in life removes the skills when recruit’s muscles get weaker.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Elvinis75, post: 1193792, member: 4379"] I think that the levels of spellcasting are class specific to each PrCs. If you look at some of the other PrCs they assign special abilities and +1 caster level in the same column. Usually in the ones that don’t have +1 caster level at every level. That would assume that the rate of gain in spells is specific to each PrC. This is an interesting call. I guess that it to me seems foolish to make a person forget everything they learned because they are a little weaker or less dexertous. I do not think this is the same as a Paladin. His abilities are granted by and rely on another continuing to grant them. In the majority of PrCs this simply isn’t the case. Though blanket rulings help for speeding along the game they should also work within the normal frame work of the “do no harm” to that game. This type of ruling makes little sense. In the frame work of the man alone, no diety granted powers, the skills and powers are not just going to be forgotten. A school that requires that can lift xxx lbs over your head to join in no way removes the knowledge imparted later in life removes the skills when recruit’s muscles get weaker. [/QUOTE]

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