[D&D 3.5] Armored Casting Wizard?

[olentu]

The ability doesn't mention oddball combination of feats that will try to eliminate all penalties to caster level, ofcourse. The intention is, obviously, to make the Unseen Seer lose caster levels in other schools than Divination.

Master Spellthief doesn't make a character immune to losing caster levels, which is what the cheese-idea seems based on. The idea wouldn't fly even an extended Fly spell. :)

Oh I meant the ability granted by the master spellthief feat. I do not have a problem with all ways to remove the unseen seer divination spell power penalty.

[Thespianus]

Oh I meant the ability granted by the master spellthief feat. I do not have a problem with all ways to remove the unseen seer divination spell power penalty.

Ok, which way would you be ok with? Now I'm curious...

Practiced Spellcaster?

[olentu]

Ok, which way would you be ok with? Now I'm curious...

Practiced Spellcaster?

That is one of the ways. One could be an illumian and use the Karu sigil. Those are the only two that I can think of at the moment but as I may be forgetting some way in general I would be fine with any of the ways that I think are actually following the rules. The specific interpretation of the master spellthief feat that makes one immune to all penalties to caster level is however something that I think is not following the rules.

[Thespianus]

That is one of the ways. One could be an illumian and use the Karu sigil.

I don't know about the Karu sigil, but yes, Practiced Spellcaster would be a way that makes sense.

[quick_comment]

Just cast greater mage (or luminous) armor