Bard/Illusionist/Sorcerer [Archive] - Wizards Community

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YLCloutier
04-12-06, 12:27 PM Hello

I've created a Gnome Bard2Illusionist1Sorcerer2...now the question is...if I've chosen Evocation and Necromancy as my prohibited schools, can I still choose spells of those schools when I get new Bard or Sorcerer levels? I remember reading about it somewhere (Tome and Blood???), but I can't recall the exact details. I'm under the impression that your prohibited schools do not affect your other classes.

Can someone help me out with this. Thanks
Puca
04-12-06, 12:37 PM You should be able to. The restictions associated with the one class shouldnt have any effect on the other two.
Vaelan
04-12-06, 05:12 PM Your Illusionist restrictions only apply to your Illusionist spellcasting, just as your bonus spell per day only applies to your Illusionist spellcasting.

What possessed you to make such a character, anyway? A single-classed spellcaster will be much better at pretty much everything than you are.
kelvinaw273
04-12-06, 05:16 PM Yes, but man are you crippling your own spellcasting! A spell caster is best if he does not multiclass, or if he does it only once. You can compensate a little with the Practiced Caster feat, but in your case you have not even split through divine and arcane so you could take Mystic Theurge and increase two classes at once! You NEED to focus your character on one class.
JulesCARV
04-12-06, 05:23 PM Well... his character will never be short of cantrips.
Findail
04-13-06, 11:05 AM I'd like to suggest Master Arcanist (http://boards1.wizards.com/showthread.php?t=79575) for this guy. You'll get to pool those arcane caster levels into one table.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
YLCloutier 04-12-06, 12:27 PM	Hello I've created a Gnome Bard2Illusionist1Sorcerer2...now the question is...if I've chosen Evocation and Necromancy as my prohibited schools, can I still choose spells of those schools when I get new Bard or Sorcerer levels? I remember reading about it somewhere (Tome and Blood???), but I can't recall the exact details. I'm under the impression that your prohibited schools do not affect your other classes. Can someone help me out with this. Thanks
Puca 04-12-06, 12:37 PM	You should be able to. The restictions associated with the one class shouldnt have any effect on the other two.
Vaelan 04-12-06, 05:12 PM	Your Illusionist restrictions only apply to your Illusionist spellcasting, just as your bonus spell per day only applies to your Illusionist spellcasting. What possessed you to make such a character, anyway? A single-classed spellcaster will be much better at pretty much everything than you are.
kelvinaw273 04-12-06, 05:16 PM	Yes, but man are you crippling your own spellcasting! A spell caster is best if he does not multiclass, or if he does it only once. You can compensate a little with the Practiced Caster feat, but in your case you have not even split through divine and arcane so you could take Mystic Theurge and increase two classes at once! You NEED to focus your character on one class.
JulesCARV 04-12-06, 05:23 PM	Well... his character will never be short of cantrips.
Findail 04-13-06, 11:05 AM	I'd like to suggest Master Arcanist (http://boards1.wizards.com/showthread.php?t=79575) for this guy. You'll get to pool those arcane caster levels into one table.