Mixing Spellcasting: Questions About PrC Pally and Divine Magician

[Corwin of Amber]

Prestige Paladin and Divine Magician are both ways for classes to access spells that they normally would not be able to cast. But, I have a bit of confusion while I'm trying to spec out a build that uses these two.

First, can Divine Magician allow you to access spells at an earlier level? For instance: AMF is Clr 8, Sor/Wiz 6. It fits the criteria of being a Sor/Wiz spell of the Abjuration school, so it may be taken when selecting divine Magician spells. My problem is, while you can take it as your 6th level Divine Magician spell, does it get added to you spell list as a 6th level spell?

Second, PrC Pally says that it gains Paladin spells at the same level. So, it seems that if I take Battle Blessing it would be reasonable to say that spells that are Paladin only may be cast as swift actions. My question is: If I enter as a Cleric, and can I prepare spells that both classes have and allow them to count as Paladin spells for the sake of Battle Blessing?

 

[Empirate]

Yes on the AMF thing: you add it as a 6th level spell. Which is good.

Also yes on the Prestige Pally thing: Battle Blessing would allow you to cast all your divine spells a notch faster. Broken, isn't it? But then, how many DMs would allow it?

 

[Corwin of Amber]

Well, actually it would only be up to 4th level spells since there are no 5th-9th Paladin spells. Just seems like a fun way to use your low level buffs.