fretgod99 |
Spells cast in this way must come from the summoner spell list.
Spells cast in this way must come from a class that grants an animal companion.
Depends on what the entry states. Summoners can only use spells from the Summoner spell list with Share Spells. Druids (or Rangers) can only use spells from their class list when using Share Spells (though one could argue based on wording that maybe a Druid could UMD a Ranger-exclusive spell and have it work with Share Spells). Wizards have no such restriction in their entry, so conceivably, a Wizard could UMD a divine wand and cast it on his/her familiar (where a Druid could not with an arcane wand).
Now, however your home game chooses to deal with that might be another matter. RAW though appears to depends upon the class granting the animal companion/familiar/eidolon.
As for whether the spell used has to come from spell slots, no. It just has to be a spell cast from the relevant spell list (assuming the class's version of Share Spells is so restricted).
fretgod99 |
Talk to your GM. Frankly, I think the class restriction re: spell source for Share Spells is probably something most GMs are either unaware of or simply handwave.
If I were being a stickler and ruling on it, I'd probably say the intent to me seems to be that the spell should be from the class list of the class that grants the relevant animal companion. So, if you're a Hunter and the spell is not on the Hunter spell list, then no.