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<blockquote data-quote="Joshua029" data-source="post: 6963520" data-attributes="member: 6855221">I don't think it's as simple as &quot;that rule uses the word 'prepared' so you can't use it, even though everything else lines up&quot;.&nbsp; Take this example from the FAQ. Sorcerer: Does a sorcerer with the sage bloodline (page 72) use her Int or Cha to determine uses per day of arcane bolt?&nbsp; &nbsp; The sage sorcerer uses her Int to determine the number of daily uses of her bloodline powers, including arcane bolt. Therefore, whether arcane bolt lists Int or Cha, the sage sorcerer still uses her Int.&nbsp; &nbsp; The bloodline power lists Cha because that's the standard terminology for sorcerer bloodlines (because all other sorcerers use Cha), and because there may be a way for a non-sorcerer to gain access to that bloodline power, in which case it should be based on Cha (like other sorcerer bloodline powers) instead of Int.In short, it says the terminology is for how the rule is USUALLY used, and that it may be tweaked by the archetype.&nbsp; I believe this shows my interpretation to match rules as intended.&nbsp; And as I said before, selecting a number of spells to be added to the Spells Known for a day would make said spells &quot;prepared&quot; but in the sense that an Arcanist prepares spells rather than how a Wizard or Cleric prepares spells.You don't have to change any words for my interpretation.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Joshua029, post: 6963520, member: 6855221"] I don't think it's as simple as "that rule uses the word 'prepared' so you can't use it, even though everything else lines up". Take this example from the FAQ. [SIZE=3] Sorcerer: Does a sorcerer with the sage bloodline (page 72) use her Int or Cha to determine uses per day of arcane bolt?[/SIZE] The sage sorcerer uses her Int to determine the number of daily uses of her bloodline powers, including arcane bolt. Therefore, whether arcane bolt lists Int or Cha, the sage sorcerer still uses her Int. The bloodline power lists Cha because that's the standard terminology for sorcerer bloodlines (because all other sorcerers use Cha), and because there may be a way for a non-sorcerer to gain access to that bloodline power, in which case it should be based on Cha (like other sorcerer bloodline powers) instead of Int. In short, it says the terminology is for how the rule is USUALLY used, and that it may be tweaked by the archetype. I believe this shows my interpretation to match rules as intended. And as I said before, selecting a number of spells to be added to the Spells Known for a day would make said spells "prepared" but in the sense that an Arcanist prepares spells rather than how a Wizard or Cleric prepares spells. You don't have to change any words for my interpretation. [/QUOTE]

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