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themind 01-17-04, 04:16 AM	I was looking through my book for other spell options that would seem applicable to be made Permanant by the Spell Permanancy, when i came across something that puzzled me. OK, lets say that a character has enough levels in both Wizard and Cleric to cast at least Lv. 5 spells in both spell lists. Could the character make a Cleric spell that, within reason, could made Permanant on himself via the Wizard spell. For example, the character casts Spell Ressistance on himself and then casts Permanancy. Would this work. Making a Cleric spell Permanant on yourself. I wasnt sure if this was possible or not. The spell description doesnt mention that it must be an Arcane spell that can be made Permanant. What are your thoughts on this?
Dracoulis The Phyrexian 01-17-04, 04:37 AM	Well, ignoring that Spell Resistance can't normally be made Permanent (at least, not without further research)... Yes, it is possible to do this. Why? Well, Magic Fang (either version) can be made permanent, and that's only a Druid/Ranger spell, both of which are divine casters. Seeing as Permanency is only a Wizard/Sorcerer spell, it'd have to be doable.