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<blockquote data-quote="Folly" data-source="post: 4144274" data-attributes="member: 62919"><p>While I understand were your coming from, I do not think it is accurate. If this were true a widen maximized fireball would be 40ft wide with the inner 20ft being maximized and the outer 20ft being normal. This does not seem right to me. Seeing as there are no rules that govern metamagic feat interaction except for the exception in the maximize rule text and that other situations of metamagic feat interaction would imply a different nature of interaction, you need to look at the situation of the interaction. With empower and maximize, empower would have no effect on a maximize spell if not for the exception. As well both feats modify the nature of the damage of the spell. With repeat and maximize, they are modifying two different aspects of the spell.(repeat as to how the spell happens, and maximize for the amount of damage it does) This is not an ironclad arguement, but it does give rise to the other interpretation. If there are more rules on metamagic feat interaction that I am unaware of please point it out so I can have a solid base to work from.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Folly, post: 4144274, member: 62919"] While I understand were your coming from, I do not think it is accurate. If this were true a widen maximized fireball would be 40ft wide with the inner 20ft being maximized and the outer 20ft being normal. This does not seem right to me. Seeing as there are no rules that govern metamagic feat interaction except for the exception in the maximize rule text and that other situations of metamagic feat interaction would imply a different nature of interaction, you need to look at the situation of the interaction. With empower and maximize, empower would have no effect on a maximize spell if not for the exception. As well both feats modify the nature of the damage of the spell. With repeat and maximize, they are modifying two different aspects of the spell.(repeat as to how the spell happens, and maximize for the amount of damage it does) This is not an ironclad arguement, but it does give rise to the other interpretation. If there are more rules on metamagic feat interaction that I am unaware of please point it out so I can have a solid base to work from. [/QUOTE]

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