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<blockquote data-quote="Paradigm" data-source="post: 3234037" data-attributes="member: 2802">I recently played a Mystic Thuerge dedicated to Wee Jass in a campaign, so I have some experience.Your turn/rebuke doesn't work after a few levels of MyT. My recommendation would be to use your turning attempts to power Divine Metamatic and combine it with the Extra Turning feat and magic items that add turning attempts. Especially Heighten Spell, as Globe of Invulnerability will be a big handicap.Spectral Hand is your friend. True Necromancer is fine, because you aren't taking it until late, and by the time you are 'losing' spellcaster levels of any meaning, you will be far into epic and plenty powerful. That said, EN Publishing has a Mystic Thuerge book with a Heirophant Thuerge character, you may want to get it (it is only $5) and run it past the DM.Spontaneous Healer.Triad Spell once you are high enough, your versatility will explode.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Paradigm, post: 3234037, member: 2802"] I recently played a Mystic Thuerge dedicated to Wee Jass in a campaign, so I have some experience. Your turn/rebuke doesn't work after a few levels of MyT. My recommendation would be to use your turning attempts to power Divine Metamatic and combine it with the Extra Turning feat and magic items that add turning attempts. Especially Heighten Spell, as Globe of Invulnerability will be a big handicap. Spectral Hand is your friend. True Necromancer is fine, because you aren't taking it until late, and by the time you are 'losing' spellcaster levels of any meaning, you will be far into epic and plenty powerful. That said, EN Publishing has a Mystic Thuerge book with a Heirophant Thuerge character, you may want to get it (it is only $5) and run it past the DM. Spontaneous Healer. Triad Spell once you are high enough, your versatility will explode. [/QUOTE]

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