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_felagund
2011-03-03, 07:58 AM
hey guys,

i searched the net but my connection blocks some content. can someone explain (or just paste) the definition of spontaneous divination. what are the prerequisites, limits, benefits vs..

thx in advance
Aharon
2011-03-03, 08:06 AM
Spontaneous Divination is an Alternative Class Feature for the wizard class that you exchange for the metamagic bonus feat you would normally get at 5th level. It grants you the ability to spontaneously use a spell slot with a prepared spell to instead cast any divination spell that you know of equal or lesser level.
_felagund
2011-03-03, 08:18 AM
Thx for the quick replay aharon,

i remeber something like, if i have SD, i may cast (below or equal my spell casting level) divination spells which i dont know?

this is false, due to your comment...

and do you know the requirements? like spellfocus div or else...


Spontaneous Divination is an Alternative Class Feature for the wizard class that you exchange for the metamagic bonus feat you would normally get at 5th level. It grants you the ability to spontaneously use a spell slot with a prepared spell to instead cast any divination spell that you know of equal or lesser level.
Aharon
2011-03-03, 08:20 AM
It depends on wether or not you use the errata. The unerrata'd version allows you to cast divination spells you don't know.

(Errata found here (http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/errata))
_felagund
2011-03-03, 08:49 AM
and no requirements?


It depends on wether or not you use the errata. The unerrata'd version allows you to cast divination spells you don't know.

(Errata found here (http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/errata))
Theodoxus
2011-03-03, 09:30 AM
As an ACF, I'm sure the only requirement is the loss of the feat at 5th level.
_felagund
2011-03-03, 10:59 AM
ok, thx for answers guys
Thurbane
2011-03-03, 04:37 PM
It depends on wether or not you use the errata. The unerrata'd version allows you to cast divination spells you don't know.

(Errata found here (http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/errata))
Huh, good to know. I never spotted the errata for that before. Makes it significantly less broken (the original version didn't say that the spell had to be from your class list - it could be literally any Divination spell of appropriate level).