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<blockquote data-quote="Zerovoid" data-source="post: 277043" data-attributes="member: 283">Even if you don't think that this feat is as good as spell focus, I think most players would take it at first level.&nbsp; In the short term, it bumps an 18 primary stat up to 20 giving you an extra spell right away.&nbsp; And you get +1 DC to all saves.Now, for alot of characters that might not be as good as spell focus.&nbsp; I think it is, but I guess others disagree.&nbsp; The thing is, SCP stacks with spell focus.&nbsp; Once you have SF and GSF, where are you going to easily get more DC for your spells.&nbsp; At this point, you would probably take a feat called Kind of OK Spell Focus, which only gave an additional +1, because you want the DC still higher.&nbsp; Or, you could have delayed your other feats, and taken SCP at 1st level.SPC doesn't have to be as good as SF and GSF, because it stacks with them.&nbsp; Its not a matter of which one to take, because you will probably take them all.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Zerovoid, post: 277043, member: 283"] Even if you don't think that this feat is as good as spell focus, I think most players would take it at first level. In the short term, it bumps an 18 primary stat up to 20 giving you an extra spell right away. And you get +1 DC to all saves. Now, for alot of characters that might not be as good as spell focus. I think it is, but I guess others disagree. The thing is, SCP stacks with spell focus. Once you have SF and GSF, where are you going to easily get more DC for your spells. At this point, you would probably take a feat called Kind of OK Spell Focus, which only gave an additional +1, because you want the DC still higher. Or, you could have delayed your other feats, and taken SCP at 1st level. SPC doesn't have to be as good as SF and GSF, because it stacks with them. Its not a matter of which one to take, because you will probably take them all. [/QUOTE]

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