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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Storm Raven" data-source="post: 2305578" data-attributes="member: 307">So, 90,000 gp is pocket change to be hand waived away? Using the standard assumptions, characters don't even see that much total wealth until they are 12th level. Your argument doesn't wash.And the clerical cohort more than makes up for the difference in the lower level spells that the MT can cast, because he can cast as many or more equal level clerical spells as the MT at every caster level. And? Being able to cast an array of utility spells makes him more powerful than someone who can do that and more? Especially since he has his clerical cohort with him who can cast spells better than the MT? I'm not seeing where you are making sense.But you don't have "2x the raw number". You actually have fewer spells than a wizard + cohort.The MT is written as a 10 level class. Perhaps you should evaluate it based on what is written, not what you think it might be able to do. In any even, even if you do use various other classes to get to 9th/9th spellcaster progression, the MT is still behind. Work out the spells available numbers, if you can figure out how to open the books to begin with. The single classed caster always has many more spellls available than the MT.</blockquote>