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<blockquote data-quote="Thanee" data-source="post: 1878544" data-attributes="member: 478">There is a huge price to pay, that is you have to take levels in another class in order to have any benefit. A single class cleric or wizard would have absolutely no benefit from Practiced Spellcaster.Still, the feat does not give you the lost spell levels, which is the biggest price you pay there. It only gives you a decent caster level for your remaining spells, so they work better under the system, especially when it comes to SR and general effectiveness.I think you didn't get the point of the feat.Practiced Spellcaster is not a feat like most others. It is specifically meant to help multiclassed spellcasters to work well under the 3rd edition system, which more than necessary punishes them for multiclassing. Practiced Spellcaster is there to reduce this excessive penalty.The designers have realized this, and Practiced Spellcaster is the solution to this problem.By nixing it, you emphasize the excessive penalties of multiclassing for spellcasters....or is meant to correct something, which is wrong, as in this case...ByeThanee</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Thanee, post: 1878544, member: 478"] There is a huge price to pay, that is you have to take levels in another class in order to have any benefit. A single class cleric or wizard would have absolutely no benefit from Practiced Spellcaster. Still, the feat does not give you the lost spell levels, which is the biggest price you pay there. It only gives you a decent caster level for your remaining spells, so they work better under the system, especially when it comes to SR and general effectiveness. I think you didn't get the point of the feat. Practiced Spellcaster is not a feat like most others. It is specifically meant to help multiclassed spellcasters to work well under the 3rd edition system, which more than necessary punishes them for multiclassing. Practiced Spellcaster is there to reduce this excessive penalty. The designers have realized this, and Practiced Spellcaster is the solution to this problem. By nixing it, you emphasize the excessive penalties of multiclassing for spellcasters. ...or is meant to correct something, which is wrong, as in this case... Bye Thanee [/QUOTE]

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