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| RealSorceror07-09-07, 09:42 AM | So, I've got my high-epic character with levels in Bard, Druid, Wizard, and Cleric. I've already taken every divine/arcane dual casting prc I know about, and I need another one if I want to continue increasing my caster level at a reasonable rate. I've already completed Arcane Heirophant, Fochlucan Lyrist, True Necromancer, and I'm working my way through Mystic Thuerge. I've also taken Geomancer. Are there any prcs that I've missed? As far as I know, there are no other divine/arcane dual casters. (in case you're wondering, yes, the character runs mostly on personal buffs, minions, and spells that ignore spell resistance, since SR is insane at this level) |
| Kyuketsukiouji07-09-07, 07:36 PM | That's what I'd like to know too. On a related note, is there a way to get Trackless Step without being a Druid/Ranger? An item, maybe? I'd love to be able to finish pimping my MT so I can get 9th level spells before level 20. |
| mustafathered07-09-07, 09:21 PM | There is a Dragon magazine PrC that increases Bard and Druid casting - I think it is called the Green Whisperer (maybe) - check out the recent Foch Lyrist threads to find it. Not exactly what you are looking for, but Ultimate Magus (Complete Mage) will advance your Wizard and Bard progressions. |
| RealSorceror07-10-07, 10:54 AM | That's what I'd like to know too. On a related note, is there a way to get Trackless Step without being a Druid/Ranger? An item, maybe? I'd love to be able to finish pimping my MT so I can get 9th level spells before level 20. You may want to check some class varients in Unearthed Arcana, PH II, and various other books. You might get lucky. There are also several prcs in Complete Champion that have it, although Druid and Ranger are the best options for those prcs. |
| RealSorceror07-10-07, 10:56 AM | There is a Dragon magazine PrC that increases Bard and Druid casting - I think it is called the Green Whisperer (maybe) - check out the recent Foch Lyrist threads to find it. Not exactly what you are looking for, but Ultimate Magus (Complete Mage) will advance your Wizard and Bard progressions. I'll look that up. :) I know about Ultimate Magus, and I might take it. I just don't want my Cleric and Druid caster level to suffer. My best option right now is to finish Mystic Thuerge and then just take more levels in my base classes. |
| Avatar of Kokusho07-10-07, 11:02 AM | I highly suggest Ultimate Magus. It's sick, wrong, and completely gross once you get to epic levels in it. (All of this is meant in good ways, of course.) |
| mustafathered07-10-07, 08:29 PM | This thread (http://boards1.wizards.com/showpost.php?p=5415285&postcount=6) mentions that the Green Whisperer class is found in Dragon 311. Also, for whatever it is worth, the Rainbow Servant PrC (Complete Divine) makes Cleric spells available to the Wizard spell list at level 10. Happy hunting! |
| RealSorceror07-11-07, 10:18 AM | This thread (http://boards1.wizards.com/showpost.php?p=5415285&postcount=6) mentions that the Green Whisperer class is found in Dragon 311. Also, for whatever it is worth, the Rainbow Servant PrC (Complete Divine) makes Cleric spells available to the Wizard spell list at level 10. Happy hunting! This Green Whisperer class sounds good except for one part. The description given in the link seems to suggest that it specifically advances only Bard and Druid instead of a generic +divine/arcane caster level. If so, I don't think I'll take it. I'll check out the Rainbow Servent agian, but from what I've seen of it, it would be a wacky class for this particular character, as he is a death Druid and necromancer type, and not one of those happy-sunshine druids. Also, I found a Forgotten Realms vile class I like, but its only for Female drow, and I'm a male half-drow. X/ I'll ask my DM about it. Nothing in the class requires a specific gender, its just one of those drow society things. But I'm level 60, and I don't give a hoot about drow society. |
| The_Shaman07-11-07, 10:34 AM | So, I've got my high-epic character with levels in Bard, Druid, Wizard, and Cleric. If you are interested in geomancer, I think you should check the dweomerkeeper in F&P / CDivine web supplement. It is imo nice if you play by the rules, but very, very abuseable. |
| RealSorceror07-11-07, 01:23 PM | If you are interested in geomancer, I think you should check the dweomerkeeper in F&P / CDivine web supplement. It is imo nice if you play by the rules, but very, very abuseable. I just looked it over. Its actually not half-bad. Thanks for the suggestion, definitely the best idea so far. |