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I have this Illusionist, see? I was thinking of becoming a Veiled Illusionist or Loremaster - however, I want the Resilient Illusions Arcane Discovery - so my question is: If one takes a prestige class that permits continued advancement as a Wizard, does that include advancing as a Wizard for the purposes of meeting level requirements for Arcane Discoveries? I know it doesn't for School Powers....
Are you a multiclass wizard? Because if not, I don't see the need to worry too much. Non-wizard levels, even in presige classes for arcane casters, don't add to wizard levels for arcane discoveries.
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Are you a multiclass wizard? Because if not, I don't see the need to worry too much. Non-wizard levels, even in presige classes for arcane casters, don't add to wizard levels for arcane discoveries.
Meaning (just so we're clear) that if I become a Veiled Illusionist or Loremaster at the earliest opportunity (character level 6 or 8, respectively), I won't be able to take Resilient Illusions at character level 9, so perhaps I should stick with my original plan of adopting a prestige class at character level 11?
Yeah. It means the days of prestige start later, but you'll also have the discovery you want.
Fair enough. Thanks.
the only exception I know to this is the eldritch knight. As it counts towards arcane caster class levels for the sake of feats. And since any wizard can take discoveries as feats if his wizard level is high enough. it would qualify. although only if you spend a feat on it.