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<blockquote data-quote="Twowolves" data-source="post: 2788092" data-attributes="member: 18093"><p>It's semantics that distract from the point. Lets say, instead of using UMD and scrolls to meet the prerequisite for a PrC of &quot;able to cast divine spells&quot;, use any other method to make a character who doesn't normally (without magic items or spell help) cast divine spells, and give them that ability temporarily: does that then fulfill the entry requirements for the PrC? In the SRD, Imbue with Spell Ability says the subject &quot;casts&quot; the spell about 3 times. True, it also has wording that implies they don't &quot;cast&quot; the spell, but let's say for the sake of arguement that the subject of an Imbue with Spell Ability spell can now &quot;cast&quot; whatever spell was donated. Does this temporary, magically enabled &quot;casting ability&quot; now qualify the character for a PrC with the requirement &quot;ability to cast divine spells&quot;? If no, then the logic used kinda leads one to think that temporary, magically enabled abilities (such as +X to a stat) shouldn't meet the prerequisites for PrCs or feats.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Twowolves, post: 2788092, member: 18093"] It's semantics that distract from the point. Lets say, instead of using UMD and scrolls to meet the prerequisite for a PrC of "able to cast divine spells", use any other method to make a character who doesn't normally (without magic items or spell help) cast divine spells, and give them that ability temporarily: does that then fulfill the entry requirements for the PrC? In the SRD, Imbue with Spell Ability says the subject "casts" the spell about 3 times. True, it also has wording that implies they don't "cast" the spell, but let's say for the sake of arguement that the subject of an Imbue with Spell Ability spell can now "cast" whatever spell was donated. Does this temporary, magically enabled "casting ability" now qualify the character for a PrC with the requirement "ability to cast divine spells"? If no, then the logic used kinda leads one to think that temporary, magically enabled abilities (such as +X to a stat) shouldn't meet the prerequisites for PrCs or feats. [/QUOTE]

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