elemental savant with two non opposite element? [Archive] - Wizards Community

elemental savant with two non opposite element? [Archive] - Wizards Community

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silune glorfindel
02-10-05, 06:04 AM it is possible to be an elemental savant with fire element, and in the same time wind elemental savant? the two elements are not opposite, and you are not an elemental yet (lvl 10)?
same question for a specialist wizard?
I play with 3.0.
The_Yellow_Dart_Swinger
02-10-05, 10:46 AM 1) By the rules I don't know. My opinion I would say no though. I havn't heard of anything with multiple elements.

2) This I know for certian. You can only specialize in one area normally. Certian PrC's allow you to add another specialized area. (IE: Red Wizard for instance)

EDIT: Looking at the Elemental Savant entry, it doesn't say you can't take it again as a different element. So I guess by the rules you can. But again, my opinion I would say no. I would ask your DM about it.
silune glorfindel
02-11-05, 02:25 AM thanks for your answer The_Yellow_Dart_Swinger.
my gamemaster is ok with a second elemental class. if the rules don't stop me, I will add a second elemental savant class.
Molot
02-14-05, 08:11 AM I've seen this or almst identical post already! Search don't work, so I cannot say where actually it was (character optimization I think, but I'm not sure).

The post was almost identhical, but a bit longer, author asked if it's possible to have 9 lvl of each element's elemental savant class.

Everyone said "NO", for different reasons. It looks like the author want to hear "yeas" and then show it to his DM. But for me, it is not an excuse for spamming forum.
Molot
02-16-05, 11:45 AM Sad to say, but author of this thread is a spammer.

He posted the previous version of this thread here (http://boards1.wizards.com/showthread.php?p=5459113).
WizO_Autumn
02-16-05, 05:55 PM Try the D&D rules boards for rules based questions.

Thanks.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
silune glorfindel 02-10-05, 06:04 AM	it is possible to be an elemental savant with fire element, and in the same time wind elemental savant? the two elements are not opposite, and you are not an elemental yet (lvl 10)? same question for a specialist wizard? I play with 3.0.
The_Yellow_Dart_Swinger 02-10-05, 10:46 AM	1) By the rules I don't know. My opinion I would say no though. I havn't heard of anything with multiple elements. 2) This I know for certian. You can only specialize in one area normally. Certian PrC's allow you to add another specialized area. (IE: Red Wizard for instance) EDIT: Looking at the Elemental Savant entry, it doesn't say you can't take it again as a different element. So I guess by the rules you can. But again, my opinion I would say no. I would ask your DM about it.
silune glorfindel 02-11-05, 02:25 AM	thanks for your answer The_Yellow_Dart_Swinger. my gamemaster is ok with a second elemental class. if the rules don't stop me, I will add a second elemental savant class.
Molot 02-14-05, 08:11 AM	I've seen this or almst identical post already! Search don't work, so I cannot say where actually it was (character optimization I think, but I'm not sure). The post was almost identhical, but a bit longer, author asked if it's possible to have 9 lvl of each element's elemental savant class. Everyone said "NO", for different reasons. It looks like the author want to hear "yeas" and then show it to his DM. But for me, it is not an excuse for spamming forum.
Molot 02-16-05, 11:45 AM	Sad to say, but author of this thread is a spammer. He posted the previous version of this thread here (http://boards1.wizards.com/showthread.php?p=5459113).
WizO_Autumn 02-16-05, 05:55 PM	Try the D&D rules boards for rules based questions. Thanks.