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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Archer" data-source="post: 811796" data-attributes="member: 2950">This new interpretation of this feat is very interesting. It allows a split level caster to penetrate SR and saves if a fellow pure caster also casts the spell.Lets say an 15th level evocation specialist with greater spell focus and a 15th level dragon disciple (with 7 caster levels) each cast a fireball at the same target with SR 20. The dragon disciple has a base DC of 16 and the specialist has a base DC of 20.Specialists final DC is 26 (20 + 2 coop + 4 focus) with 10d6 damage and has a 15% chance of failing to penetrate SR.Disciples final DC is 22 (20 + 2 coop) with 7d6 damage and has a 15% chance of failing to penetrate SR. Without spell cooperation however the disciple's fireball is pretty useless at a mere DC 16 and a 60% of failing to penetrate SR.At epic levels this makes a huge difference to the fig20/wiz20 and the wiz40. The wiz 20 would never penetrate SR and probably has a far far lower DC than the wiz40 who has done nothing but ramp up their base DC.I think I've been misinterpreting this feat the whole time and the above is the correct interpretation. We need to have a revote based on this new interpretation. Some of the divine feats had two interpretations and some people were voting on what were essentially different feats. If we do revotes some divine feats could use revotes but not Divine Might or Divine Resistance. Those were pretty clear from the start. You could denote the revote feats as inferior (inf) and superior (sup)Eagle Claw Attack needs a revote too.</blockquote>

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