daremetoidareyo
2015-03-23, 12:48 AM
Wildsoul has this ability:
A wild soul can tap into the magic that naturally infuses fey and magical beasts to cast spells that were not prepared ahead of time. You can sacrifice any prepared arcane spell (or, for a spontaneous caster, an arcane spell slot) to cast a particular spell of the same spell level or lower. Depending on whether you have chosen the seelie or unseelie path, you choose from different specific spells as specified on the table below. You gain access to these spontaneous spell options by level. Access to a spontaneous spell does not grant the ability to cast it if you do not have a prepared spell or spell slot of appropriately high level to lose in exchange.
Which makes the wizard base class both prepared and spontaneous, which lead me to wonder, does that make Ultimate Magus's spellcasting progression apply more than once during levels where it advances both the prepared and spontaneous levels. It seems really cheesy,
A wild soul can tap into the magic that naturally infuses fey and magical beasts to cast spells that were not prepared ahead of time. You can sacrifice any prepared arcane spell (or, for a spontaneous caster, an arcane spell slot) to cast a particular spell of the same spell level or lower. Depending on whether you have chosen the seelie or unseelie path, you choose from different specific spells as specified on the table below. You gain access to these spontaneous spell options by level. Access to a spontaneous spell does not grant the ability to cast it if you do not have a prepared spell or spell slot of appropriately high level to lose in exchange.
Which makes the wizard base class both prepared and spontaneous, which lead me to wonder, does that make Ultimate Magus's spellcasting progression apply more than once during levels where it advances both the prepared and spontaneous levels. It seems really cheesy,