Boozy
2017-06-18, 02:37 AM
So, here's the puzzle.
Prerequisite
Spellcraft 12 ranks, ability to prepare spells,
Benefit
An echoing spell is first cast as normal. After 1 hour, the spell then returns to you as if it had been prepared an additional time, and can be cast again at any time. However, the second time the echoing spell is cast, you treat your caster level as four lower for the purpose of effect, area, range, duration, and overcoming spell resistance. This process repeats itself every time the spell is cast, reducing your effective caster level by four until your effective raster level is no longer high enough to cast the original spell (at which point the spell is not regained).
RAW written look like if a spontaneous caster takes the Arcane Preparation feat, they can cast "...an echoing spell as normal." Meaning, spontaneously. Then, "...After 1 hour, the spell then returns to you as if it had been prepared an additional time," meaning as a prepared spell.
That looks RAW. Is that RAI too?
EDIT: Nevermind. Buried at the bottom was the caveat it can only be done to prepared spells. I dunno why they didn't front load that blurp.
Prerequisite
Spellcraft 12 ranks, ability to prepare spells,
Benefit
An echoing spell is first cast as normal. After 1 hour, the spell then returns to you as if it had been prepared an additional time, and can be cast again at any time. However, the second time the echoing spell is cast, you treat your caster level as four lower for the purpose of effect, area, range, duration, and overcoming spell resistance. This process repeats itself every time the spell is cast, reducing your effective caster level by four until your effective raster level is no longer high enough to cast the original spell (at which point the spell is not regained).
RAW written look like if a spontaneous caster takes the Arcane Preparation feat, they can cast "...an echoing spell as normal." Meaning, spontaneously. Then, "...After 1 hour, the spell then returns to you as if it had been prepared an additional time," meaning as a prepared spell.
That looks RAW. Is that RAI too?
EDIT: Nevermind. Buried at the bottom was the caveat it can only be done to prepared spells. I dunno why they didn't front load that blurp.