Multiple Times Intensified Spell?

[Amuny]

Well title contains the question.

If, as example, I have a Shocking Grasp, which is level 1 spell. (I'm magus so I use shocking grasp very very often)

I usually use intensified spell so my shocking grasp goes up to 10d6.

But once I'll reach higher level than 10, everything seems to stop there.

So my question is; by RAW it wouldn't work since ;
"A spellcaster can apply multiple metamagic feats to a single spell. Changes to its level are cumulative. You can't apply the same metamagic feat more than once to a single spell." - CRB

But for me, it seems near logic and would make sense to place multiple times intensified. (so my 3rd level spell could cap at 15d6) Where nearly all other metamagic doesn't make sense.

What do you think about it? Should multiple intensified spells should stack together? Working on the same basic than Reach Spell?

[SlimGauge]

You could apply "Maximize" to your Intensified spell.

[Ninjaiguana]

Amuny wrote:

Well title contains the question.

If, as example, I have a Shocking Grasp, which is level 1 spell. (I'm magus so I use shocking grasp very very often)

I usually use intensified spell so my shocking grasp goes up to 10d6.

But once I'll reach higher level than 10, everything seems to stop there.

So my question is; by RAW it wouldn't work since ;
"A spellcaster can apply multiple metamagic feats to a single spell. Changes to its level are cumulative. You can't apply the same metamagic feat more than once to a single spell." - CRB

But for me, it seems near logic and would make sense to place multiple times intensified. (so my 3rd level spell could cap at 15d6) Where nearly all other metamagic doesn't make sense.

What do you think about it? Should multiple intensified spells should stack together? Working on the same basic than Reach Spell?

Short answer? IMHO, multiple intensified spells should not stack. You've indicated that you're aware that by RAW, they don't stack, and I see no reason to alter that.

Also, Reach Spell doesn't stack with itself - you're only applying the metamagic once, you're just selecting which range you want it to move to and leaving it at that.