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I am about to start playing a wizard in the Wrath of the Righteous Adventure Path, at some point I would like to take on the Riftwarden prestige class.
Now the downside of that class is a few levels where your Spellcasting Class does not increase. Beyond gaining fame via the Magic Guilds in the Inner Sea Magic Campaign Setting, is there any other way to make up the difference through feats or traits or something else?
The is no way to increase the level of your spellcasting class feature, as a whole.
So the spell per day and highest spell level availiable will take a hit from the Riftwarden prestige class.
Your caster level, which affect the effect of your spells, can be raised by 2 with the Magical Knack trait.
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Yeah I am familiar with Caster Level bumps, but was working on making up the prestige class shortfall. Like I said so far Fame via Inner Sea Magic is all I got.
Which kind of sucks, even a +1 or +2 Spellcasting Class feat would be nice. I do need to look up the Mythic Feats as I am unsure if there is something hidden in there and Wrath of the Righteous is all about Mythic.
Magical Marketplace adds the "alchemical affinity" arcane discovery for wizards that gives you +1 CL for any spells that are on both the alchemist and wizard lists, and lets you take formulas from alchemist spellbooks as if they were wizard spellbooks. requires level 5 wizard to get.
combine with bloodmage initiate, varisian tattoo, a regular and flawed orange prism ioun stone (they both add +1CL and are different sources, the latter also imposes a -2 to your casting stat, unfortunately--you can mitigate it with items and such if you need), spell focus/greater spell focus, etc.
also, on ioun stones and wayfinders:
-(wayfinder slotted) agate ellipsoid grants +1 CL for divination spells,
-(wayfinder slotted) silver spindle grants +1CL for racial SLAs you might have,
-(wayfinder slotted) orange prism grants 1d4-2 CL (as well as the usual stone effect) every time you cast a spell
wayfinders are pretty nifty.
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Yeah I am familiar with Caster Level bumps, but was working on making up the prestige class shortfall. Like I said so far Fame via Inner Sea Magic is all I got.
Which kind of sucks, even a +1 or +2 Spellcasting Class feat would be nice.
Yeah it really sucks that there isn't a feat that basically gives you two extra levels in the most powerful class in the game.
Yeah it really sucks that there isn't a feat that basically gives you two extra levels in the most powerful class in the game.Yeah I am familiar with Caster Level bumps, but was working on making up the prestige class shortfall. Like I said so far Fame via Inner Sea Magic is all I got.
Which kind of sucks, even a +1 or +2 Spellcasting Class feat would be nice.
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There is really no need to be sarcastic.
It is a fair question, even though others find the answer obvious, and the poster has done nothing to deserve an impolite answer.
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Got to love how it seems to be unreasonable when the majority of prestige classes offer no reduction in Spell Casting Level.
Just was looking for something to take the edge off of multiclassing, for instance the druid can mitigate her own loss of progression for the Animal Companion with Boon Companion.
Or if not a straight Spellcaster Level increase I was hoping maybe Pathfinder had something like the Epic 3.5 feat Improved Spell Capacity. At least then I would gain a couple slots due to having an Arcane School.
While I do love how Pathfinder empowered Single class characters, I feel it did at the cost of the concept of prestige classes. But hey maybe I am wrong here.
holy mother of necromancy, batman!