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The whole concept is patently about a guy what blows things up with his fists. I think it speaks for itself, really.
Oh, there is a trait for that. Magical knack. +2 CL up to HD. It's half of Practiced Spellcaster. It would stack, too, since it's a trait bonus and the other is a feat bonus... 16 CL in Nature and Life ain't nothin' to sneeze at...
Until such a time as the question of relative caster level is answered, I'll just operate under the assumption that the source of the sphere is my only access to that sphere and thereby the only class with which I can gain associated talents. Makes sense that way, at any rate. Another option for consideration is home brewing a feat or two as an answer. One that is tailored to making two classes mesh a little more organically while still requiring commitment of resources to do so.
For the benefit of myself and any other double casters about, please remind me and clarify how we are delineating caster levels from either class in relation to the talents selected for either class. Example: Shepherd the Yamabushi (A low casting class) would like to take all of his Life talents in place of many of his ki powers and with a few of his level based talents gained as a Yamabushi. Shepherd the Incanter (a high casting class) would like to use his higher caster level to dictate the numerical variables inherent in his talents from the Life sphere, but isn't sure that his expertise as a mighty, spell chucking Incanter would apply to talents gained from another source of power.
Once I reiterate Shepherd and his effects, he will be ready to wrassle. |