Blood Magus? [Archive] - Wizards Community

Blood Magus? [Archive] - Wizards Community

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bjdaredevil01
08-10-07, 02:19 PM I was Wondering if i go from Sorcerer to Blood Magus do the level stack for the the spells? Also what other prestige classes would stack and are great to team up with Sorcerer Class?and Why?
Mort_Q
08-10-07, 02:29 PM I was Wondering if i go from Sorcerer to Blood Magus do the level stack for the the spells? Also what other prestige classes would stack and are great to team up with Sorcerer Class?and Why?

If you read the description of the prestige classes that list "+1 level of existing arcane spellcasting class," or something similar, it explains exactly what you need to know.

i.e. you're Blood Magus levels do stack, as you put it, but you don't get any other benefits (not that a sorcerer has any).
bjdaredevil01
08-10-07, 03:04 PM I don't have the book i was wondering if it does so i can buy the book and do it or for that matter looking for recomendations so i can find the books for other prestige classes that stack to use them.
Daeva
08-10-07, 04:17 PM do excuse him, some people are just jerks who would rather write 50+ words to condescendingly tell how you need to justread everything while etalicizing becuase you get +1 point towards getting on the cover of internet tough guy magazine for acting like that rather then responding like a normal non pompous human being (who doesnt realize not everyone can shell out for every book) such as the following reply, to show him how.

Yes.
Onikani
08-10-07, 04:27 PM simply put, almost any caster based PrC will offer you increases in your spells per day and caster level.

Some may not do it on every level, for example (IIRC) the Elemental Savant (CArc) offers you a 10 level PrC, and 7 of them 'stack' with your base casting class.

For the ones that have some 'skip levels' it is often recommended that you take the feat Practiced Spellcaster (also from CArc) since it helps keep your caster level on par with your actual total level...

Overall, if you are playing a caster, CArc and CM are both excellent books. But since CM builds on classes introduced in CArc, it may be better to get CAr first.
:)
goawayugh
08-10-07, 04:36 PM If you're looking for Sorcerer PrC's, get Complete Arcane. It is one of the best Complete books, no, I think it is the best one.
IRememberCecil
08-10-07, 05:06 PM do excuse him, some people are just jerks who would rather write 50+ words to condescendingly tell how you need to justread everything while etalicizing becuase you get +1 point towards getting on the cover of internet tough guy magazine for acting like that rather then responding like a normal non pompous human being (who doesnt realize not everyone can shell out for every book) such as the following reply, to show him how.

Yes.
I'm sorry, but was Mort supposed to assume that the OP did not own Complete Arcane? I mean, he did ask about a PrC featured in it and the question was worded in such a manner as to indicate that he did, in fact, have it.

So stop the verbal abuse. You are in no position to attack him this way.

Also, you misused the term "internet tough guy".

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
bjdaredevil01 08-10-07, 02:19 PM	I was Wondering if i go from Sorcerer to Blood Magus do the level stack for the the spells? Also what other prestige classes would stack and are great to team up with Sorcerer Class?and Why?
Mort_Q 08-10-07, 02:29 PM	I was Wondering if i go from Sorcerer to Blood Magus do the level stack for the the spells? Also what other prestige classes would stack and are great to team up with Sorcerer Class?and Why? If you read the description of the prestige classes that list "+1 level of existing arcane spellcasting class," or something similar, it explains exactly what you need to know. i.e. you're Blood Magus levels do stack, as you put it, but you don't get any other benefits (not that a sorcerer has any).
bjdaredevil01 08-10-07, 03:04 PM	I don't have the book i was wondering if it does so i can buy the book and do it or for that matter looking for recomendations so i can find the books for other prestige classes that stack to use them.
Daeva 08-10-07, 04:17 PM	do excuse him, some people are just jerks who would rather write 50+ words to condescendingly tell how you need to justread everything while etalicizing becuase you get +1 point towards getting on the cover of internet tough guy magazine for acting like that rather then responding like a normal non pompous human being (who doesnt realize not everyone can shell out for every book) such as the following reply, to show him how. Yes.
Onikani 08-10-07, 04:27 PM	simply put, almost any caster based PrC will offer you increases in your spells per day and caster level. Some may not do it on every level, for example (IIRC) the Elemental Savant (CArc) offers you a 10 level PrC, and 7 of them 'stack' with your base casting class. For the ones that have some 'skip levels' it is often recommended that you take the feat Practiced Spellcaster (also from CArc) since it helps keep your caster level on par with your actual total level... Overall, if you are playing a caster, CArc and CM are both excellent books. But since CM builds on classes introduced in CArc, it may be better to get CAr first. :)
goawayugh 08-10-07, 04:36 PM	If you're looking for Sorcerer PrC's, get Complete Arcane. It is one of the best Complete books, no, I think it is the best one.
IRememberCecil 08-10-07, 05:06 PM	do excuse him, some people are just jerks who would rather write 50+ words to condescendingly tell how you need to justread everything while etalicizing becuase you get +1 point towards getting on the cover of internet tough guy magazine for acting like that rather then responding like a normal non pompous human being (who doesnt realize not everyone can shell out for every book) such as the following reply, to show him how. Yes. I'm sorry, but was Mort supposed to assume that the OP did not own Complete Arcane? I mean, he did ask about a PrC featured in it and the question was worded in such a manner as to indicate that he did, in fact, have it. So stop the verbal abuse. You are in no position to attack him this way. Also, you misused the term "internet tough guy".