Ramza00
2007-01-11, 11:15 AM
Quick Question can a Specialist Abjurer still get the benefits of the Spontaneous Dispelling (Unearthed Arcana specialist substitution) if he prestiges out prior to lvl 5 and 11? Are those lvl dependent abilities or class lvl?
The Spontaneous Dispellling text can be located here.
Spontaneous Dispelling (Ex)
At 5th level, an abjurer using this variant gains the ability to spontaneously cast the spell dispel magic. This ability is similar to the cleric's ability to spontaneously cast cure spells, with a few exceptions. The abjurer can "lose" four or more levels of prepared spells to cast dispel magic. The prepared spells can be of any level or combination of levels as long as the total spell levels add up to four or more (0-level spells don't count). For example, an abjurer using this variant could lose two 2nd-level spells or one 1st-level spell and one 3rd-level spell to cast dispel magic.
At 11th level, an abjurer can "lose" seven or more levels of prepared spells to spontaneously cast greater dispel magic.
An abjurer using this variant can use it in conjunction with a readied action to use dispel magic or greater dispel magic as a counterspell.
An abjurer using this variant does not gain additional spells per day for being a specialist wizard.
http://www.d20srd.org/srd/variant/classes/specialistWizardVariants.htm#spontaneousDispelling
Just curious for an Wizard 3 / Master Specialist 10 / IotSV 7 build.
The Spontaneous Dispellling text can be located here.
Spontaneous Dispelling (Ex)
At 5th level, an abjurer using this variant gains the ability to spontaneously cast the spell dispel magic. This ability is similar to the cleric's ability to spontaneously cast cure spells, with a few exceptions. The abjurer can "lose" four or more levels of prepared spells to cast dispel magic. The prepared spells can be of any level or combination of levels as long as the total spell levels add up to four or more (0-level spells don't count). For example, an abjurer using this variant could lose two 2nd-level spells or one 1st-level spell and one 3rd-level spell to cast dispel magic.
At 11th level, an abjurer can "lose" seven or more levels of prepared spells to spontaneously cast greater dispel magic.
An abjurer using this variant can use it in conjunction with a readied action to use dispel magic or greater dispel magic as a counterspell.
An abjurer using this variant does not gain additional spells per day for being a specialist wizard.
http://www.d20srd.org/srd/variant/classes/specialistWizardVariants.htm#spontaneousDispelling
Just curious for an Wizard 3 / Master Specialist 10 / IotSV 7 build.