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<blockquote data-quote="green slime" data-source="post: 798322" data-attributes="member: 1325">So are Assassins screwed? or Blackguards? or Templars? or...Of course you have to take these things into consideration as well, but in general, if done well, you can manage to have a spells per day progression, if the abilities are comisserate. It also depends on whether the spellcasting ability is to be seen as the major focus of the class (as per wizards and sorcerers), an important ability (bards?) or a minor gimmick (rangers, paladins).I bet I could design a spells per day chart, that also explained how the character continued to gain spells per day, AFTER the prestige class was finished. It all really depends on how much effort and time you want to spend getting your ideas across. And how much that extra burden of communication of ideas is worth. +1 level of existing class is used so often because it is simple, elegant, and easily understood.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="green slime, post: 798322, member: 1325"] So are Assassins screwed? or Blackguards? or Templars? or... Of course you have to take these things into consideration as well, but in general, if done well, you can manage to have a spells per day progression, if the abilities are comisserate. It also depends on whether the spellcasting ability is to be seen as the major focus of the class (as per wizards and sorcerers), an important ability (bards?) or a minor gimmick (rangers, paladins). I bet I could design a spells per day chart, that also explained how the character continued to gain spells per day, AFTER the prestige class was finished. It all really depends on how much effort and time you want to spend getting your ideas across. And how much that extra burden of communication of ideas is worth. +1 level of existing class is used so often because it is simple, elegant, and easily understood. [/QUOTE]

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