Glibness

[zephiros]

I was looking at d20srd and it only mentions this as being a bard spell. However, looking at the assassin spell list in the DMG I noticed it there as well. I know it's not a gamebreaking spell or godly or anything, but it's something I've been interested in trying out, so I was wondering what other classes (bard and assassin aside) people know of that get glibness as a spell.

[Caphi]

Beguilers get it.

[HereticNox]

You could go for a cleric with the commerce domain from Eberron, get Glibness as a level 4 spell. Otherwise that could be it, though I thought beguilers had it on their spell list. I would be surprised if the didn't actually. They do apparently.

[Draz74]

Chameleons, too, of course.

[Flickerdart]

If Clerics have it, Archivists do too. Spell to Power Erudites have it, naturally.

[Draz74]

And there's always items, too. Wizards or Sorcerers can use an Eternal Wand of Glibness just fine, by RAW.

[Sinfonian]

Factotum via Arcane Dilettante.

[Killer Angel]

And there's always items, too. Wizards or Sorcerers can use an Eternal Wand of Glibness just fine, by RAW.

If we were counting items, then the answer would be: all the classes, with sufficient ranks in UMD.

[fortesama]

While we're at it, warlocks and artificers can make the appropriate wand or scroll.

[Malbordeus]

any caster with spell slots that burns a feat to get it via additional spell knowledge (CAr)

warlocks get their own version which whilst slightly less awsome, gives +10 to multiple social skills (Beguiling influence? i forget)

[Ernir]

Factotum via Arcane Dilettante.

Arcane Dilettante specifies the Sor/Wiz spell list.

[Draz74]

any caster with spell slots that burns a feat to get it via additional spell knowledge (CAr)

... if your DM interprets the Extra Spell feat that way. Most don't. Neither does the FAQ.

[dextercorvia]

any caster with spell slots that burns a feat to get it via additional spell knowledge (CAr)

warlocks get their own version which whilst slightly less awsome, gives +10 to multiple social skills (Beguiling influence? i forget)

The warlock (and DFA) invocation is a +6.

[DragoonWraith]

... if your DM interprets the Extra Spell feat that way. Most don't. Neither does the FAQ.

The FAQ doesn't, but I've yet to see a DM who followed the FAQ on that. I've had DMs say "Yes, you can take spells on other lists... but not that one" because it was too out of place - Glibness I could see being restricted to Bard/Beguiler only, for example. But really, that feat is pretty weak as it is, to restrict it to your list makes it really awful.