Thanee First Post Apr 17, 2005 #11 It indirectly says, that you need the minimum caster level to cast the spell. Bye Thanee
3 3d6 Explorer Apr 17, 2005 #12 Thanee said: Aha. Then you need [(spell level x2)-1] as a minimum caster level? Bye Thanee Click to expand... I think it would vary based on the class. The minimum caster level for a sorcerer to cast a spell would be spell level * 2, etc.
Thanee said: Aha. Then you need [(spell level x2)-1] as a minimum caster level? Bye Thanee Click to expand... I think it would vary based on the class. The minimum caster level for a sorcerer to cast a spell would be spell level * 2, etc.
Thanee First Post Apr 17, 2005 #13 That makes sense. Was mainly thinking about the most basic casters there. Bye Thanee
3 3d6 Explorer Apr 17, 2005 #14 Now that I think about it, the minimum caster level for a sorcerer to cast a spell can't be represented by a formula. You have to be 1st level to cast 0-level and 1st-level spells, then the progression is spell level * 2.
Now that I think about it, the minimum caster level for a sorcerer to cast a spell can't be represented by a formula. You have to be 1st level to cast 0-level and 1st-level spells, then the progression is spell level * 2.
