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Message: <blockquote data-quote="TheRelinquished" data-source="post: 2779157" data-attributes="member: 33150">I've been thinking about it, and researching the idea, but I don't really see a way that it works. I thought perhaps that if you made a feat that branched off of Spell Mastery to allow you to cast one of the selected spells spontaneously (but at a higher level) then that would work.However, I wondered if that could overcome spell preparation. I looked into the definition of spell preparation in the Player's Handbook and found out exactly what the process involves:It consists of a series of mental exercises, guided by the Wizard's spellbook, which begin the casting of the spell. An interruption point is then reached, where the Wizard can stop casting, leaving the energy of the prepared spell ready to be realeased with a few final movements, and/or words, and/or materials. Thus the spell can be completed at any time by the caster quickly, and even in the harshest environments (i.e. the middle of a battlefield).Going by this definition, it would stand to reason that no Wizard, however powerful or feat endowed, could possibly cast a spontaneous spell unless through multiclassing or plain ol' Deus Ex Machina.But I did not stop there! No! I deliberated further, and came up with a possible solution to the problem. Perhaps a feat could be made which was linked to Spell Mastery which would allow for spontaneous preparation...So let me know what you think. This is a completely rough draft of the feat in mind. I like most of the numbers involved, but I'm somewhat concerned about the prerequisites and how they balance out.Hope this was helpful...</blockquote>

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