spontaneous casting with multi class [Archive] - Wizards Community

spontaneous casting with multi class [Archive] - Wizards Community

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Francis Farkas
09-06-05, 07:54 AM Can a multi class cleric character swap out spells from another class for cure spells? It might be advantagous to take a level in cleric to be able to do that.
Of course, if you're playing a druid, the spontaneous healer feat in the complete divine might be better. I just have to look at the LGCS to see if it's aloud.
Prochytes
09-06-05, 08:48 AM Can a multi class cleric character swap out spells from another class for cure spells? It might be advantagous to take a level in cleric to be able to do that.

This from memory, so it may be wrong, but I think that the answer is "no", unless you have either the Spontaneous Healer Feat (which you mentioned) or levels in the Geomancer prestige class (from Complete Divine). I hope that this helps.
kenobi65
09-06-05, 10:17 AM Without a special feat or class ability that specifically allows it, no. You need to treat each class's spells completely separately, so no swapping out sorcerer spells to cast CLW, sorry.

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Francis Farkas 09-06-05, 07:54 AM	Can a multi class cleric character swap out spells from another class for cure spells? It might be advantagous to take a level in cleric to be able to do that. Of course, if you're playing a druid, the spontaneous healer feat in the complete divine might be better. I just have to look at the LGCS to see if it's aloud.
Prochytes 09-06-05, 08:48 AM	Can a multi class cleric character swap out spells from another class for cure spells? It might be advantagous to take a level in cleric to be able to do that. This from memory, so it may be wrong, but I think that the answer is "no", unless you have either the Spontaneous Healer Feat (which you mentioned) or levels in the Geomancer prestige class (from Complete Divine). I hope that this helps.
kenobi65 09-06-05, 10:17 AM	Without a special feat or class ability that specifically allows it, no. You need to treat each class's spells completely separately, so no swapping out sorcerer spells to cast CLW, sorry.