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Message: <blockquote data-quote="nogray" data-source="post: 9584392" data-attributes="member: 28028">Here are my best answers for your questions; I'm new to Pathfinder, myself, but I've been reading it on and off since 2e was released, with a definite uptick since about War of Immortals or maybe Rage of Elements.<ol> <li data-xf-list-type="ol">Does Spell Blending work with the Witch spell slots? It should, though you can't spell blend with just witch slots until you get two of them at the same rank with the Patron Breadth feat. </li> <li data-xf-list-type="ol">Could I use Spell Blending on both Wizard and Witch slots? Not planning to do so but I want to know the rules. You should be able to. The feature specifies "two spell slots of the same rank" with no further clarification. I am unsure how that would work with the class to which the new spell slot must or should be assigned. Seems like an "ask the GM" thing. </li> <li data-xf-list-type="ol">When I cast Witch spells, can I use the Wizard Arcane spell DC since both will be Arcane casters? You only have one proficiency for all of your spells, so all spells you cast use the proficiency given by your Wizard class features. The exact DC and spell attack would only vary based on the ability score. Since Witches are Int-based, you should have the same DC as Wizard, barring anything that would only add to one or the other (some weird magic implement, maybe?). If you could find an Int-based Primal caster, that would use the same DC. </li> <li data-xf-list-type="ol">Can I use flexible spell casting for both Wizard and Witch or only for the "Class" selected? Definitely an "ask the GM" area. I think the intent would be only for the class selected, but I'm not sure. This could be a custom feat under the flexible spellcasting dedication. </li> <li data-xf-list-type="ol">If I select the Widen Spell as a Wizard, can I use it on Witch spells I cast? Yes. Or any other spell so long as you take the Widen action then immediately follow it with the Cast a Spell action. That is the general rule for Spellshape feats, if I recall correctly. </li> <li data-xf-list-type="ol">If I did select a school such as School of Battle with Flexible spell casting, the extra spell slots do not have to have preselected spells, but when I use them, they must only be used Curriculum spells,. Correct? This might change when the remastered form of Flexible spellcasting becomes available (I'm guessing it's somewhere on the planned schedule, but don't quote me on that), but I think the rules indicate that the bonus spells and slots from other class features (like School spells for Wizards) are unchanged by the Flexible Spellcasting archetype, meaning that if they must be prepared in those specific extra slots, that is still the case for a flexible spellcaster. I'd still ask my GM, though. Maybe they could create a custom feat that would allow the extra flexibility. </li> <li data-xf-list-type="ol">I was planning to use the Witch's familiar as my spell book for both classes and use the familiar abilities to make it into a Construct spell book as well as my Bonded Item. Legal? The "use familiar as bonded item" part definitely steps on the toes of the Improved Familiar Attunement thesis, and a creature (even a construct) does not typically count as an object. I would also question the wisdom of using a destroyable familiar as your spellbook. Maybe if you asked your GM, they could make that feature from the Scribes wizard (where you can replace your spellbook quickly and easily) a custom feat for you. A lot of this depends on how your GM handles familiars (or how PF does; that's not an area about which I've read much) -- does the (construct) familiar take a present object and make it into a familiar, or does it create/summon a familiar that takes the shape of an object? </li> <li data-xf-list-type="ol">Am I able to select another Class archetype ie Inventor, or am I allowed only to select one class Archetype? The rules for this are pretty easy: you can start a new archetype once you have "completed" your first by taking two more feats (so a total of three including Witch Dedication). That would be doable as early as level 6 if you are using the Free Archetype variant by taking both the Flexible Spellcasting "archetype" and the Witch Dedication at level 2, then the two "level 4" Witch Archetype feats ("Basic Witch Spellcasting" and "Basic Witchcraft") at level 4</li> </ol>I hope those help. I welcome feedback and additional discussion. <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":)" title="Smile    :)"  data-smilie="1"data-shortname=":)" /></blockquote>

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