+1 level in spellcasting class [Archive] - Wizards Community

+1 level in spellcasting class [Archive] - Wizards Community

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beepaladin
02-09-08, 10:39 AM I know this rule is probably right in front of me, but I've been looking all morning, it feels.

Say you plan on taking 10 levels in a prestige class that grants spell progression as per normal (or half normal, whatever) your base class. When you finish out that prestige class and return to your base class, how does the spell progression continue?

For instance, I'm making a druid who's going wavekeeper at level 7 or so. It has 9/10 spell progression. She'd finish wavekeeper at level 16, with spells of a 15th level druid. If she went back to druid for levels 17+ would her spells progress to level 16 or level 7 spells for druid?

so Drd6/Wvkpr 10/Drd 4
Ander Spectacular
02-09-08, 10:47 AM Cast as if you were a druid 16, you just add them up.
-AS-
StevenO
02-09-08, 02:13 PM 7th Level but then add all the PrC levels do it as well for a total of casting at 16th level.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
beepaladin 02-09-08, 10:39 AM	I know this rule is probably right in front of me, but I've been looking all morning, it feels. Say you plan on taking 10 levels in a prestige class that grants spell progression as per normal (or half normal, whatever) your base class. When you finish out that prestige class and return to your base class, how does the spell progression continue? For instance, I'm making a druid who's going wavekeeper at level 7 or so. It has 9/10 spell progression. She'd finish wavekeeper at level 16, with spells of a 15th level druid. If she went back to druid for levels 17+ would her spells progress to level 16 or level 7 spells for druid? so Drd6/Wvkpr 10/Drd 4
Ander Spectacular 02-09-08, 10:47 AM	Cast as if you were a druid 16, you just add them up. -AS-
StevenO 02-09-08, 02:13 PM	7th Level but then add all the PrC levels do it as well for a total of casting at 16th level.