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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Sunking" data-source="post: 5055700" data-attributes="member: 87198">Me being a great fan of AD&D's wild mage from tome of magic 2ed. dident think the PRC from Com. arcane did it justic so I did my own take on it, this is the result please coment. It uses homebrewt wildsurge table but it the feats and spells I would like responce to in this tread but for intrested the table is op for diskusion here<a href="http://www.enworld.org/forum/d-d-3rd-edition-house-rules/270408-homemad-wildsurge-tabel.html" target="_blank">http://www.enworld.org/forum/d-d-3rd-edition-house-rules/270408-homemad-wildsurge-tabel.html</a> It's for D&D 3.5  Wild Mage [GENERAL]You have traded your control of magic for the gift of surprise and access to wonderus powers.Prerequisite: Arcane Caster level 3rd.Benefit: When you acquire this feat you reduce your Arcane Caster level with 3, but every time you cast a arcane spell or use a arcane spell-like ability, you get a 1D6 boost to your Arcane Caster level.In addition, you add the following spells to your Arcane Known spells as soon as you are able to cast them.1st Nahal’s Reckless Dweomer2nd Hornung’s Chaos Shield3rd Fool’s Speech4th Wild Fate5th Nahal’s Vortex6th Nahal’s Wildstrike7th Hornung’s Surge Selector8th Nahal’s Wildzone9th Nahal’s WildfireSpecial: Also you gain a wild dice, so every time you cast a arcane spell or use a arcane spell-like ability you roll a D20 and if you roll 13 you cause a wildsurge instead of casting your spell.</blockquote>

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