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<blockquote data-quote="Monty" data-source="post: 1111802" data-attributes="member: 13958">Wow, that sounds like a neat build! When you finish it, please post it. My comment is for #2: No character level should ever count as two levels for caster or character level. So even though Mystic Theurge gives you +1 divine and +1 arcane, it should only increase your caster level by one.Now should the MT levels count at all for the Necromancer ability? Absolutely, under Necromancer it says that when casting necromantic spells, all spellcaster levels stack for purposes of determining the effect. It doesn't specify that they need to be cleric or wizard levels - just caster levels.Each level of Mystic Theurge would count as one level instead of two. So a Clr5/Wiz5/MT5/TN3 would cast non-necromancy and non-death domain spells at 10th-level, but necromancy and death domain spells would be cast at 18th-level (instead of 23rd-level).Regards,Monty</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Monty, post: 1111802, member: 13958"] Wow, that sounds like a neat build! When you finish it, please post it. My comment is for #2: No character level should ever count as two levels for caster or character level. So even though Mystic Theurge gives you +1 divine and +1 arcane, it should only increase your caster level by one. Now [i]should[/i] the MT levels count at all for the Necromancer ability? Absolutely, under Necromancer it says that when casting necromantic spells, all spellcaster levels stack for purposes of determining the effect. It doesn't specify that they need to be cleric or wizard levels - just caster levels. Each level of Mystic Theurge would count as one level instead of two. So a Clr5/Wiz5/MT5/TN3 would cast non-necromancy and non-death domain spells at 10th-level, but necromancy and death domain spells would be cast at 18th-level (instead of 23rd-level). Regards, Monty [/QUOTE]

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