Precocious Apprentice for Sorcerer? [Archive] - Wizards Community

Precocious Apprentice for Sorcerer? [Archive] - Wizards Community

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PandaBandit
11-14-07, 01:21 AM If a Sorcerer chooses Precocious Apprentice, when he gains 2nd level spells does he gain a second known spell, or does the spell from said feat become his known spell for that level? Don't see it specifically, just thought I would ask.
gotbrain
11-14-07, 10:57 AM The way I interpret it is you loose the spell known and have to rechoose a new 2nd level spell known when reaching 4th level. Or in other words you would not gain an additional spell known.
RobbyPants
11-14-07, 11:48 AM Yeah, it's not explicitly stated that you get a new spell known, so by RAW, I don't think you get an extra spell.

That, and there already are feats for getting extra spells known or extra slots. Having one that does both would be a bit potent.
goawayugh
11-14-07, 01:24 PM When you become able to cast 2nd-level spells, you lose the previous benefit described above. Instead, you simply have an extra 2nd-level spell slot, which you may use to prepare (or spontaneously cast, if you are a spontaneous caster) 2nd-level or lower spells as you normally would.You do not gain an extra spell known, but you do have an extra 2nd level slot to cast the spells you do know.

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PandaBandit 11-14-07, 01:21 AM	If a Sorcerer chooses Precocious Apprentice, when he gains 2nd level spells does he gain a second known spell, or does the spell from said feat become his known spell for that level? Don't see it specifically, just thought I would ask.
gotbrain 11-14-07, 10:57 AM	The way I interpret it is you loose the spell known and have to rechoose a new 2nd level spell known when reaching 4th level. Or in other words you would not gain an additional spell known.
RobbyPants 11-14-07, 11:48 AM	Yeah, it's not explicitly stated that you get a new spell known, so by RAW, I don't think you get an extra spell. That, and there already are feats for getting extra spells known or extra slots. Having one that does both would be a bit potent.
goawayugh 11-14-07, 01:24 PM	When you become able to cast 2nd-level spells, you lose the previous benefit described above. Instead, you simply have an extra 2nd-level spell slot, which you may use to prepare (or spontaneously cast, if you are a spontaneous caster) 2nd-level or lower spells as you normally would.You do not gain an extra spell known, but you do have an extra 2nd level slot to cast the spells you do know.