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The only thing you'd get form MT levels with a cleric/wizard build are spell slots for both divine and arcane casting and caster level. You also get divine spells known (as they're learned automatically). Everything else that is class dependent (specialization and domain slots, channel energy, familiar progression, wizard ability progression, wizard spells known) you don't get. You have to buy/find scrolls and inscribe them in your spellbook in order to increase your wizard spells known.
Think of it as a incentive to stay single-classed in such classes. Otherwise, who'd play a wizard for 20 levels?
The only thing you'd get form MT levels with a cleric/wizard build are spell slots for both divine and arcane casting and caster level. You also get divine spells known (as they're learned automatically). Everything else that is class dependent (specialization and domain slots, channel energy, familiar progression, wizard ability progression, wizard spells known) you don't get. You have to buy/find scrolls and inscribe them in your spellbook in order to increase your wizard spells known.
Think of it as a incentive to stay single-classed in such classes. Otherwise, who'd play a wizard for 20 levels?
um someone who'd want to cast 9th level spells? aside from that, a small correction, domain slot spells are a result of your lvl 1 domain ability that applies to every spell level you can cast.
Also specialization slots progress.
Wizard spells known *should* progress, IMO, but FAQ specifically states otherwise.
Adept Channel
Some orc adepts enjoy a greater connection to their gods, and can channel their faith through their unholy symbols. You gain the ability to channel energy as a cleric.
Prerequisites: Ability to cast divine spells, summon familiar class ability, caster level 4th, Charisma 13.
Benefit: You gain the channel energy class feature, as a cleric, usable 2 times per day. This ability otherwise functions like the cleric's channel energy ability, except that your effective cleric level is equal to your divine spellcasting class level –3. Unlike a cleric, however, the number of times per day you may channel energy is not affected by your Charisma modifier.
At seveth level take this feat.
um someone who'd want to cast 9th level spells?The only thing you'd get form MT levels with a cleric/wizard build are spell slots for both divine and arcane casting and caster level. You also get divine spells known (as they're learned automatically). Everything else that is class dependent (specialization and domain slots, channel energy, familiar progression, wizard ability progression, wizard spells known) you don't get. You have to buy/find scrolls and inscribe them in your spellbook in order to increase your wizard spells known.
Think of it as a incentive to stay single-classed in such classes. Otherwise, who'd play a wizard for 20 levels?
3 levels in one class, 7 in the other, 10 Mystic Theurge gets you 9th level spells.
Eventually. : )