Spell duration and multiclassing.

[Grakul]

Creating a farstrike monk 1/warpriest x.

Looking at buff spells, and most off them are round/Level or minute/Level.

Am I correct in assuming that this only refers to my warpriest level?

Bonus question about fervor. If a spell has duration 1 round per level, I'm a lvl 1 warpriest and I use fervor to change casting time from standard action to swift, does that mean that I will benefit from the spell on the round i cast it, and until the end of my next turn?

[tchrman35]

1) correct. Warpriest levels only. (Consider the Magical Knack trait.)

2) The round you cast typically counts as one of the rounds of duration.

[Jeraa]

Grakul wrote:

Creating a farstrike monk 1/warpriest x.

Looking at buff spells, and most off them are round/Level or minute/Level.

Am I correct in assuming that this only refers to my warpriest level?

Bonus question about fervor. If a spell has duration 1 round per level, I'm a lvl 1 warpriest and I use fervor to change casting time from standard action to swift, does that mean that I will benefit from the spell on the round i cast it, and until the end of my next turn?

Spells don't end during your turn. The end before you act on that turn. A spell with a 1 round duration cast on initiative 10 will end right before initiative 10 happens on the very next turn.

[Grakul]

Thanks for clearing that up ☺️

[Vatras]

The level mentioned in spell descriptions is always the caster level of the person casting the spell. Note that a multiclass wizard/cleric has two caster levels and cannot simply add his different classes together.

If you take a level dip or MC away from your caster class, magical knack might be for you, as tchrman35 says, to keep up with caster level, if not with the spells.