Post/Author/DateTime	Post
Lokenarin 02-29-08, 11:52 PM	is there a feat that allows you, as a wizard to change from intelligence to charisma as your prime ability for the purpose of determining spells and so on. Basically i want to be a wizard, but use cha. for the basis of all my spells. trying to build a conjurer/malconvoker.
dman11235 03-01-08, 12:37 AM	No, there isn't. But there is a class (sort of), it's called the sorcerer. There may be another class that someone else chimes in with, but my brain is shutting down for the night. And isn't the Malconvoker divine only? I thought it was.
Climhazzard 03-01-08, 02:30 AM	Such a feat exists, but here's the catch.... ... ... ...it's in a third-party source book. More specifically, Lost Tradition in Bastards and Bloodlines. I recommend various mind-altering drugs in order to convince a DM to allow it.
Kouk 03-01-08, 02:56 AM	Unless someone can come up with a seriously game-breaking reason why it shouldn't be allowed, if I was the DM I would probably allow a player to be a Wizard who uses CHA for everything. You're trading one stat for another. I would require you call yourself some kind of studious sorcerer or something, and make me a good backstory to justify it, but otherwise should be OK. But no, there are almost certainly no official rules which do this, it breaks one of the tiny, tiny divisions that exist between Sorcerers and Wizards already. EDIT: ... However, there are some ways to make a Sorcerer more like a Wizard and vice versa. There are feats which allow a spontaneous spellcaster to prepare spells in advance like a Wizard, which would allow metamagic-enhanced spells to not take a full-round casting time minimum.
zeratulcraft 03-01-08, 03:35 AM	No, there isn't. But there is a class (sort of), it's called the sorcerer. There may be another class that someone else chimes in with, but my brain is shutting down for the night. And isn't the Malconvoker divine only? I thought it was. Malconvoker is for any caster with summon monsters. Great class really.