Specialist Wizard PrC Question

[Andorn]

So, one version of the Incantatrix gives you an additional school of spell specialization. My question is: are there any other prestige classes that do this, for other schools of magic?

Secondarily, are there any other feats or class abilities that give extra spell slots (besides precocious apprentice)?

Edit: Extra Slot, check, thanks.

[nedz]

You can pick up domains with certain PrCs - even as a Wizard. Divine Oracle for example.

Also, Extra Slot.

[daremetoidareyo]

A changeling has an alternative class feature wherein they can specialize in both Illusions and transmutations

[ATHATH]

Abyssal Specialist+Focused Specialist+Chaotic Spell Recall+10th level Planar Wizard Substitution Level=Spellz 4 Dayz

[Andorn]

Abyssal Specialist+Focused Specialist+Chaotic Spell Recall+10th level Planar Wizard Substitution Level=Spellz 4 Dayz

That's not going to work for me.

Level: 1st.
Replaces: If you select this class feature, you cannot specialize
in a school of magic, and you lose the ability to cast spells
from a prohibited school.

To start with, I'm taking eidetic spellcaster alternate level, which is a 1st level ACF. Second, if I can't specialize, I can't become an illusionist, and take shadowcrafter and shadowcraft mage levels, and then incantatrix, as all (mostly) require specialization. Thirdly, I'm not going to take enough actual wizard levels to reach 10th wizard level, where I could take planar substitution levels.

As I said before, I'm looking for PrCs that directly grant specialization in a school of spells, or feats that do so.

[BowStreetRunner]

In the Dragonlance Campaign Setting the Knight of the Thorn variant (p 66) gets Divination specialization. "If he is a wizard or sorcerer, the Knight of the Thorn gains additional benefits of a specialist diviner...without sacrificing access to spells of any other school."

[Andorn]

In the Dragonlance Campaign Setting the Knight of the Thorn variant (p 66) gets Divination specialization. "If he is a wizard or sorcerer, the Knight of the Thorn gains additional benefits of a specialist diviner...without sacrificing access to spells of any other school."

Thanks, I was dancing until I saw...Lawful Evil. Sorry, character is CG, so that's a bit of a problem.