Touch of Healing [Reserve] feat from Complete Champion Excerpt

[hong]

Well, once you get to 11th level, heal should be able to handle any damage you take. At higher levels, just use multiple heals. IME high-level clerics are far more lacking feat slots than they are spells.

 

[James McMurray]

Heal is definitely useful, but not until at least 11th level. And once you're at higher levels why waste two heals when you can use a single heal and save that other one for use inside combat? This feat is useful (between combat) at all levels.

 

[glass]

In that case, I would say no. I personally don't count spontaneous conversion as the same as having the spell prepared. Based on the previous poster:

We get that, but Kahuna Burger was talking about* if she decided to allow it (as she is inclined to do).

I am similarly inclined to allow it, even if it isn't RAW, for similar reasons. And I would have no problems counting both the prepared and the potential spell as available for different feats.


glass.

(* I assume. Feel free to correct me if I am wrong, KB)

 

[Corsair]

Well in that case, then yes it would work fine. As it is, a sorcerer who only has one spell slot open of his highest level and nothing else and had a number of different reserve feats could use any of them.

Or if say you had a spell that was a summoning [Fire] spell it would qualify both for the elemental summoning feat and for Firey Burst if you had it prepared.

 

[jodyjohnson]

Pretty sure that the generic Summoning spells don't count as a energy type until you actually cast them (or they would count as all potentials).

Although there are specific summoning spells that would.

 

[Pyrex]

Pretty sure that the generic Summoning spells don't count as a energy type until you actually cast them (or they would count as all potentials).

Although there are specific summoning spells that would.

Right. Per Complete Mage, Summon Monster V has no energy or alignment descriptors until used to summon an appropriate creature, nor does Resist Energy; hence modal spells can't be used to amp Reserve feats.

OTOH, a Sorcerer with one 3rd level slot left who knows both Fireball and Summon Monster III can activate both the Firey Burst and Elemental Summoning Reserve feats because spells of the appropriate descriptors are available to cast.