[3.5] Warlock with Epic Spellcasting?

[fortesama]

Before I forget, thanks for the suggestions in the earlier thread I've started. It provided some help and someone in our group got creative with my Miracle spell and managed to stick a permanent dimensional anchor on those custom antimagic things the DM kept sending at us, practically giving us a portable, easily controllable AMF without any potential outsider heartaches.

Back on topic, I remember reading on the net about some trick that lets warlock qualify for epic spellcasting somewhere on the net. It's gone now and i forgot the details. I'm wondering if:

a.) Is that trick really true?
b.) If the above is true then can it be done by RAW, since we tend to use that even if the results can be a bit silly.
c.) What was the trick? If it did exist that is.

Sorry if I made too many mistakes in grammar. English is not my native language.

[Optimystik]

I don't see how - Warlocks specifically cannot qualify for anything that requires them to be able to "cast X level Y spells" (where X is a number 1-9, and Y is either arcane or divine) because they can't do that - and the Epic Spellcasting feat does have that requirement.

Warlocks do get Epic Invocations... but while interesting, they are significantly less powerful than Epic Spells (or even 9th-level spells in some cases.)

EDIT: And your English is fine

[JeminiZero]

Maybe not a pure Warlock at any rate. Although it should be possible with Ur-Priest/Eldritch Disciple or Sublime Chord/Eldritch Theurge combo.

[Optimystik]

Even so, that wouldn't be the Warlock qualifying. That would be the other caster in the combination qualifying, and managing to bring some Warlock abilities along for the ride.

[dextercorvia]

You can get 9th level arcane casting with 11 feats. Two more gets you a sweet 9th level spell like Miracle. You might need to Chaos Shuffle to get enough feats pre-epic. But that would allow you to take Epic Spellcasting.

Actually if you are starting out with a Warlock, you might be able to get by with fewer feats.

[PId6]

Nosomatic Chirurgeon PrC from Dragonmarked. A single level progresses casting and lets you convert SLAs into Inflict spells. Heightened (+1) Inflict Mass Critical Wounds is a 9th level spell. The prereqs are annoying, but you can qualify as a straight warlock.